Sentences with phrase «dollar than any other kind»

It is far cheaper than permanent insurance and offers a great deal more coverage for the dollar than any other kind of life insurance.

Not exact matches

Just dropping in to share the kind of recipe you, too, might make if you found yourself on a Thursday with a reasonably well stocked pantry, a lot of kale (or other greens you picked up at the farmers» market back on Saturday), and two sweet Italian sausages that you bought from the very same farmers» market for way too many dollars and which are threatening to go bad if you don't find a way to integrate them into this week's meal plan, a meal plan that has already incorporated more meat than you really like to eat.

Two school districts right next to each other might have the same kinds of expenses, the same demographics, but one would receive hundreds more dollars for each student than the one next door.

Ok the DMC Aventador E-GT might not have the same pedigree as the multi-million dollar Veneno does, but it isn't even in the same league when it comes to price either... and the entire kit will also fit onto the Aventador Roadster (without the special engine cover naturally) so for less than 25 % of the list price on a Veneno Roadster you'll end up with a DMC Aventador LP988 - 4 Roadster Edizione - GT that offers more power... the only competition you might encounter would be a Mansory Aventador Carbonado Apertos... but with 1,200 hp under the accelerator I wouldn't press it down too hard or this lady will bite back... only three Apertos will be made and they are priced at $ 1,200,000 each... for that kind of money you'll be able to get a DMC Aventador LP988 - 4 Edizione - GT for the weekend, a DMC Huracán LP610 - 4 Affari and still have change to buy a nice Gallardo LP570 - 4 Performante for your «significant other»... so put in your order with DMC now...

In other words, if the dollar declines substantially in value against a number of other currencies, your portfolio might be worth less than before, more than before, or about the same as before — it depends on what kinds of stocks are in your portfolio.

Grand Baymen is the only property of its kind on Ambergris Caye that provides amenity - filled condos amongst a luxury lifestyle, near the thriving town of San Pedro, for thousands of dollars less than other well - known English - speaking Caribbean islands, such as Bermuda, St. John, and the U.S. Virgin Islands.

But at some point, the utility associated with satisfying a given need (in the descending order of climate change needs) will be less than that which the dollar might satisfy elsewhere for some other kind of need.

Maybe more facts of the case would make it sound more plausible, but for a case that would cost perhaps $ 75,000 of attorneys» fees and costs to litigate in the U.S. with no prospect of an award of those fees to you if you prevailed in the U.S. (except recovery of your filing fees, out of pocket costs and expert witness fees for things other than attorneys), and a risk of paying the other side's expert witness costs if you lost, the provable harm would have to be in the many hundreds of thousands of dollars and the mistake would have to be very glaring before that kind of case would make sense to seriously consider bringing.

To other Asian groups we were made aware not to expect a one time offer process; the house was seemingly less important than the «negotiating process,» often back and forth many times was the order of the day, sometimes a movement of only a thousand dollars; running back and forth countless times to get to a consummated transaction, in all kinds of weather, all hours of the day and night (until we learned to «educate the client» that although we were obligated to play ball, most sellers and buyers here preferred not to do business in such a fashion.

The kind where people are selling their own, no longer needed stuff for pennies on the dollar, not the kind of sale where someone has ransacked all of the other real yardsales, and are now trying to resale everything for more than they'd pay for it at Wal - mart?)