Sentences with phrase «essentially wasted money»

If the riders only guaranteed payouts based upon 6 % growth per year, then he has essentially wasted his money by purchasing them, much the same way as those who pay car insurance and do not file a claim see no real return on their money.

Since bad names are essentially wasted money, you'll spend $ 3000 to save $ 2500 — on the first and every subsequent mailing.

However, if you're not committed to finishing a luxury product before its expiration date or you've stockpiled a heap of your favorite drugstore mascara... you're going the long route to essentially waste money in the end.

Ripley criticizes SmartBoards, one - to - one technology, and other costly resources that are used as digital proxies rather than innovations, essentially wasting money.

If most of your debt is consumer debt, you should try to stay lower because your payments are essentially wasting money.

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This is an essentially meaningless bill whose sole purpose is to score political points for its proponents, who have already wasted hours upon hours of taxpayer time and money pandering to the religious right with unnecessary initiatives and bills.

NYCHA, for its part, disputed the comptroller's numbers, noting that they are essentially projections based on money it could have obtained and not actual amounts the authority wasted.

«I'm frustrated that we are essentially wasting taxpayer money,» Greenfield said.

If your book is riddled with typos and spelling errors, you're essentially shooting yourself in the foot and wasting the money it cost to submit it for the award.

«Yes, when you add it all up,» O'Neil said, «building wind is essentially an extravagant waste of money, so ruining the hills and mountains isn't worth it.»

2] I'm convinced that automated legal forms have given consumers permission to accept the idea that there is nothing special about many legal documents, and consequently a lawyer's imprimatur is, essentially, a waste of money.

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

Dissipation occurs when one spouse, essentially, wastes property or money without the knowledge or consent of the other spouse.

Not only would this be rather inconvenient, but you will also essentially be wasting your money.