Sentences with phrase «dig deeper into the pockets of»

«To be asked to dig deeper into the pockets of their constituents so a huge, profitable energy company can keep three outdated nuclear plants open is simply unfair and wrong - headed, especially when many areas of the state will not receive little, if any, of the energy produced by the plants.»

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The deeper the NDP dig into the pockets of Albertans, the closer they get to the bottom of that pocket, which means they're getting closer to running out of «other people's money.»

In times of major disasters, we dig deeper into our pockets to help.

While their Premier League rivals will have to dig very deep into their pockets to sign him, if they deem Lukaku a player who can help deliver them silverware for the next five plus years, then they arguably shouldn't have too much of an issue splashing out as both Chelsea and United have the resources.

Chelsea are reportedly pushing forward in their pursuit of Real Madrid playmaker James Rodriguez, but the move will force them to dig deep into their pockets.

However, Spurs will have to dig deep into their pockets if they are to permanently sign Rabiot, with PSG reportedly keen to keep hold of the midfielder in the long - term.

In one of the biggest mercato stories of the day, Manchester United are ready to dig deep into their pockets for...

Even with many of our own sisters and brothers making sacrifices, finding savings, digging deep into their own pockets to avert layoffs of their colleagues and mitigate some of the harm to their students, these cuts still hurt.

With a heavy duty rig like this in as good of shape as it is, you may be digging deep into your pockets.

So for all those who are looking to adapt to the practicality and portability that come with tablet PCs without having to dig too deep into their pockets, now there is a nice and neat package in the form of the two Enjoys, the WindPad Enjoy 10 and the WindPad Enjoy 7.

Canadians looking to vacation abroad may have to dig a little deeper into their pockets, as a slide in the value of the loonie reduces their purchasing power.

«With more potential Fed rate hikes ahead, we don't expect to see these higher vehicle ownership costs retracting unless automakers are willing to dig much deeper into their pockets,» said Jessica Caldwell, executive director of industry analysis for Edmunds in the press release.

Over the past five years, as rents rose and income growth was weak at best, renters nationwide — regardless of racial or ethnic group — have been forced to dig deeper into their pockets to cover rent.

It's that time of year again folks, the time when we ask you to dig deep into your pockets and help a whole host of disabled gamers play the games we all take for granted, and watch us get... Read more

We are sternly told to dig deep into our pockets and there is literally a scoreboard of sales as one enters the exhibition.

Simon de Pury, Chairman of Phillips de Pury & Company, flew in especially to host the auction, encouraging the audience of 300 key collectors to dig deep into their pockets to bid for the 30 original works on display.

«Josef, who also sits on the board of the Association of Pro Bono Counsel, urges firms to advocate for more funding for legal services groups, as well as dig deeper into their own pockets.»

If you buy less insurance than you need, you will be digging deep into your own pockets in the event of a disaster.

While Calgarians enjoy some of the lowest gas prices in Canada, they have to dig deeper into their pockets when pulling into the parking lot because the city ranked the priciest place to park in Canada, according to global real estate firm Colliers International's 11th Annual Parking Survey.

Are Canadians accustomed to the idea that they need to dig deeper into their pockets in order to buy a home — and what kind of homes are they now looking for?

Have Canadians gotten accustomed to the idea that they need to dig deeper into their pockets in order to buy a home — and what kind of homes are they now looking for?