Sentences with phrase «essentially costs you more money»

Having the wrong software could mean that you lose money or waste a lot of time (which essentially costs you more money).

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Around this time last year, when Reed Hastings, the CEO of Netflix, attempted to introduce «Qwikster,» a Netflix spin - off that would, essentially, just cost more money for customers, he addressed complaints, abandoned the effort, and he, too, issued an apology.

Quite frankly, I make more than many Trad published and I turned DOWN the trad offers because it would slow down the process of writing, interfere with my contact with the fans, cost me money and essentially make me a low paid wage slave for the «honor» of having someone else utterly control my work.

Which means that by shaving a little more than a half a percentage point in annual investment costs, you're essentially able to save nearly an extra two percentage points of salary a year without actually having to part with that money or put additional strain on your budget.

While a money transfer between two parties in different African nations routinely costs more than 10 percent of the transaction's value, and central bankers are sometimes not resistant to the temptation to print more money, Bitcoin has extremely low costs as a payment settlement network and has a monetary policy that is essentially controlled by the users of the digital currency.