Sentences with phrase «fair bit of money»

And they cost a fair bit of money, three or four dollars apiece.
This would mean that Uber would lose a fair bit of money a few nights a year.
If you are willing to do that, there is a fair bit of money to be made.
«Paul has a fair bit of money to consider and there are one or two players we are looking to get signed.
You use it every day to clean off those poopy diapers and it's the best thing ever, but you did spend a fair bit of money on it and you want to get your money's worth!
You'll soon have a fair bit of money saved in no time.
It doesn't pour out easily like the coffee shots, so you're essentially spending a fair bit of money and wasting product each time you consume a fat shot.
I mean, if someone were to fail that after doing their university training of four to five years, they've wasted a fair bit of time and we've waisted a fair bit of money training them.
Plus, the Subaru Forester has a long history of being a mechanically sturdy car, so reliability shouldn't be an issue for Forester owners, and strong (if not class - leading) residuals means you'll get back a fair bit of the money you paid for the car come resale time.
You can save a fair bit of money by avoiding the more powerful V6 engine, which is fine, because the 2.0 - liter provides more than enough hustle without hitting your wallet too hard.
The median gross rent of $ 1,429 says that most of them have a fair bit of money, as well.
I have burned a fair bit of money in course costs, books and minor trading losses.
That could save you a fair bit of money, depending on your situation.
Tim and Anna completed a budget and realised they were wasting a fair bit of money on things like lunches, magazines and eating out.
Normally I'd say that 2.5 years might not be enough time to evaluate, but as you point out they lost a fair bit of money in a major bull run.
In the end, I lost a fair bit of money and I'm very fortunate that I limited my position to a small portion of my portfolio.
Park and Ride car parks are a little outside the airport grounds so you will need to get on a short transfer to the airport, but they're generally fast and efficient and can save you a fair bit of money.
The graphics aren't too bad all things considered and a whilst it's no looker it's also not exactly ugly and you can tell they spent a fair bit of money on the game.
Designing and developing a successful title takes a lot of time and effort, not to mention a fair bit of money.
They had a chance to make a fair bit of money from DLC from the above games too as they would all provide great online modes.
The one thing I thought was really interesting was when the developer at Positech Games said that he's gotten by just fine with ignoring conventions and instead has spent a fair bit of money on marketing, mostly on banner ads — he mentioned $ 75k but I didn't jot down which game (s) that covered — and he's done REALLY well for himself.
There was no financial support (not that I think there's much these days either)- however, back then you had to have a studio, you would not be taken seriously working from home or renting desk space and kit was very expensive (software was cripplingly expensive as you had to buy each programme individually at # 800 a pop), so you needed a fair bit of money (and luck!)
If you want to carry a backpack and you have a fair bit of money to spend, the vegetable - tanned leather Brooks Pickwick (MSRP: $ 370) might be up your alley.
This ruling in Europe has apparently caused Google to spend quite a fair bit of money and time — from hiring lawyers to analysts, to handle the overwhelming requests «to be forgotten».
The median gross rent of $ 1,429 says that most of them have a fair bit of money, as well.
Now to most people $ 64,000 is a fair bit of money, but certainly not a large amount.
That could save you a fair bit of money, depending on your situation.
No matter how you want to look at things, the everyday consumer seems to be keen on wasting a fair bit of money month over month.
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