Sentences with phrase «if it costs too»

Maybe not Schnederlin if he costs too much, but somebody who can still provide stability would be nice.

And if it costs too much, then you can not do it.

Who cares if there are a million solid Christian men or women within a 5 - mile radius of your house — if it costs too much you're out, right?

It's great to have holistic, home - baked treats, but if it costs too much for the common person, you can only help a small percentage of the world feed their dogs healthy treats.

But you can get an idea of what a policy should cost, or if yours costs too much, by looking at average costs of renters insurance for apartments in your area.

As an example, Vorick pointed out that Ethereum Classic may not have ever existed if it cost too much for the original Ethereum chain's early supporters to run full nodes.

Not exact matches

That could mean that consumer services won't be reliable enough, or won't be cost - effective if the carriers would need too many cell sites to reach a critical mass of customers.

If too many projects ramped up at the same time, wage rates and costs snowballed, schedules went to pieces and project economics evaporated.

Trump's remarks have left some wondering if sticking by the president comes at too high a cost to their reputations.

If your customer acquisition cost ratio is too high, there are a couple of strategies you can consider as remedies.

If you've been in business longer than a week, you've probably heard this objection from at least one potential new client: «It just costs too much» or «I'm really interested, but I think I can get it cheaper somewhere else.»

Deciding can be a tough nut to crack, especially if you're too busy to crunch the repair vs. replace cost - benefit numbers.

Courtney says that while Target's early mistakes have cost it precious consumer trust, it stands to lose even more if it breaks promises or takes too long to ensure they are fulfilled to customer satisfaction.

If you are having a hard time selling services at an acceptable profit, the problem may be that your employee costs are too high rather than the price is too low.

If you're too competitive, you should probably reel that in; if you would rather just avoid negotiating altogether, you need to convince yourself that this attitude is costing yoIf you're too competitive, you should probably reel that in; if you would rather just avoid negotiating altogether, you need to convince yourself that this attitude is costing yoif you would rather just avoid negotiating altogether, you need to convince yourself that this attitude is costing you.

The OnePlus 2 is excellent if you're looking for a large - screened phone that won't cost you too much.

For bargaining power, Lowe stressed the benefits of his occupancy: He already had a loyal following of high - caliber clients; he would give the building a clean, polished, updated look; and the landlord would incur costs if the building sat vacant for too long.

If you need to print brochures, giant spreadsheets or other presentations that are too big for your standard printer to handle, the HP Officejet 7000 offers big, low - cost prints — up to 13 by 19 inches — for less than the cost of an all - in - one printer.

If their bills look a little too high in the winter, they blame it on heating costs.

But if you do decide to use «traditional» channels too, don't let costs run out of control.

Considering the total cost of financing, in addition to APR, when calculating ROI can be a good way to determine if the financing being considered will help meet your ROI objective or become too expensive — even with a lower periodic payment or lower APR..

If no existing licensee is interested, or the ongoing costs of compliance are still too high, not all is lost.

If the cost of purchasing your FICO scores is too steep for you, there are educational credit scores you can see.

But if that innovation itself requires labour to think up the new idea, test it, and implement it, then high wages increase the costs of innovation too.

Some may argue this comparison is too simplistic and «apples to oranges» but the annual terawatt hour consumption figures persist none the less, and Bitcoin costs roughly 10x more energy than CERN Meanwhile, most, if not all of us will probably find it very difficult to demonstrate a cost / utility argument in support of Bitcoin having 10x more benefit than CERN.

The low cost of borrowing means it won't cost us too much to see if they're right.

This might be too much of a sacrifice for the true - blue coffee lover, but if you could go either way, keep in mind that a cup of tea brewed at home can cost as little as four cents per cup, compared to 12 - 43 cents for less - than - fancy home - brewed coffee, according to Living Stingy.

If our leaders remain too weak to confront the main element of our fiscal crisis, then it's not hard to imagine a future in which we let Medicare balloon, impose a VAT to cover the costs, and sink into our own version of Eurosclerosis.

RE the second point: if someone can explain to me how the Futures Market (which is cash settled) will affect the actual Market Ill stand corrected on that point... having said all this I do believe BTC is overvalued on a «fundamental» basis because there has not been enough adoption and the transaction cost is too high but it is acting more like gold 2.0 and there will have to be a better method of lowering transaction costs and increasing speed or using an alternative coin.

Too many issues could cost you more money in the long - run if you end up needing major renovations.

However, if China pushes too hard on this front the U.S. could retaliate with similar measures against Chinese firms in the U.S. and / or encourage U.S. firms to migrate to lower - cost countries at a faster pace than is already occurring.

If you have already retired, it is not too late to benefit from investing for dividends: decide whether you want to address your costs now by investing in high income stocks, or to create a rising level of dividends by investing in stocks that have a high dividend growth rate.

And with the low cost of borrowing it won't cost us too much to see if the Liberals are right.

If you are worried about pricing your expensive items too high while not making enough on your low cost items, then using a tiered structure might be your best option.

If your interest rate is too high, that payment may be greater than the cost of your premium, and you would be better off with a single mortgage.

Other similar things might be investing in supermarkets and «consumer staples» (because if your weekly shopping basket inflates, their shares and divis probably will too) or investing in healthcare as a hedge against future healthcare costs inflating or investing in utilities as a hedge against utilities bills rising (I've yet to buy any but I quite like the idea of owning enough ~ 7 % yielding Centrica for the divis to cover the gas and electricity bills) or investing in travel and tourism companies as a hedge against holiday costs inflating.

Watch out, too, if the creditor tries to explain away every fee or cost of the disclosure.

If their basic needs are being met and the cost isn't too outrageous, they're on the hunt for «something more» to turn their hesitation into a purchase.

So if you suddenly go from free 3 - day shipping to $ 15 same - day on an item that only costs $ 50, that's just too much of a leap.

If one has built a career, a home and family in a given community, the real world cost of outwardly contradicting the behavioural patterns of that community is too high for those unwilling to abandon not just the supernatural tenets and reliigious rites, but everything they've built in their lives up to that point.

Too true but wow... even if the fronds cost a dollar a piece... that could be over $ 700,000 gone.

Sure, God's salvation is unspeakably powerful and it is eternal (meaning that it never ends for the faithful) but God does not force it upon us if we decide we don't want it for whatever reason such as the cost of maintaining it is too high.

We're horrified by injustice, and we immediately turn to the state for solutions, even when the law isn't likely to succeed because it's too blunt — or even if it could, but at disproportionate cost.

(Hills, J. 1989: 134) The liberalization argument responds to this by stating that «if individual subscribers are too poor to meet the increased costs of access then they must forfeit telephone service and drop off the network.

We pray that if any, anywhere, are fearing that the cost of discipleship is too great, that they may be given to glimpse that treasure in heaven promised to all who forsake.

You're likely to have most of the ingredients anyway, but even if you don't they're not too expensive to buy, making this light pudding a really cost effective dessert recipe to go to if you're entertaining a large crowd.

Would rather buy it all in bulk in one single trip and then I can take advantage of any multi-buy offers if needed — I keep seeing list after list of daily plans but no shopping list, I have to go through it all and spend hours to find each ingredient amount into a spreadsheet and add it all together and buy the corresponding pack of each thing to the right size as required — often realising that it will cost me more than # 200 a month just for the food and then refuse to do the diet because of the cost, for the unemployed this is way too expensive.

(That's almost a cooking crime but if I'm not sacrificing too much of the dish, the time / space / cost savings might be worth it)

«There's a fear that if you make bread by hand, it's going to cost too much,» Sullivan adds.

In a blunt warning to suppliers, Mr Durkan says Coles will not only demand that they justify price rises by proving that their costs are increasing, but is prepared to replace branded goods with private label equivalents if branded prices rise too fast.