Sentences with phrase «during certain times of the year when»

Even in a more traditional office setting, business tends to come in heavily during certain times of the year when taxes are due, so taking a light hour workload during the «off - season» is customary.

Not exact matches

The three of them were able to climb out of their hiding place only a few times a year, usually during Christmas when it was certain the Nazis were not around.

It commonly happens on retailer sites when new products or special deals are offered during certain times of the year.

Those effects may be particularly profound during certain times of year, such as holidays and wedding season, when the portrayal of relationships is especially prominent in advertisements.

When you can take time to save up for an upgrade or you know you'll need to buy a kitchen appliance as a wedding gift, the shopping experience can be a whole lot better and actually fun during certain times of the year.

When you're convinced that a used car makes the most sense (after all, the value of new car shrinks significantly once you drive off the lot), keep your savvy spending streak alive even further by making your purchase only during certain times of the year.

That extra allows you to increase the size of your death benefit at preset times, usually when you reach a certain age or your policy's been in - force for X numbers of years, or during major life events, like marriage or the birth of a baby.

When you purchase a term life insurance policy, you have the policy for a certain amount of time (for example, 20 years), and during that time it doesn't accumulate any cash value.

Divorcing couples will surely experience a certain amount of hostility during their divorce, and that conflict may very well continue for a time following the divorce but when conflict continues for years, the negative consequences for the children can be profound.