Sentences with phrase «less deals»

With the larger price comes less deals but much higher finder's fees.

Less money means less deals, and more cash out of pocket.

They disclaimed an ability to see, much less deal with bubbles.

Big funds have lots of money and less deal flow than they would like (these days).

But, thanks to a diet of less deal - driven IP, technology, media and communications work, Bristows is able to behave almost like a regional firm

When I look at the stats in the Burlington / Hamilton area our numbers mirror the same as TREB in the 1 or less deals per year.

My best guess: It's a libertarian novel, and nobody there wanted to lay hands on it, much less deal with it in a professional manner.

The artist admits that «I... Make paintings that are difficult to look at, much less deal with.

He'll likely have to take a lesser deal for a team that doesn't have to use him as a full - time starter.

(Free - agent pitcher Aaron Sele and the Orioles reached a oral agreement on a four - year contract in January, but that offer was rescinded after Sele failed a physical and refused to agree to a lesser deal.)

Wenger is probably waiting for juve to strike a lesser deal... and then we pounce.

They made a lesser deal with the A's to get Brad Peacock.

Further, it's claimed that Leverkusen have placed a # 32.5 m price - tag on Calhanoglu, although they could be willing to discuss a lesser deal depending on the offer.

Though he was light on details, Gallivan said there's more or less a deal, which will include diversion of offenders accused of certain non-violent crimes to family court.

Jeff Nichols, whose «Midnight Special» deals with a father and son on the run from the government and from a cult that considers the child equipped with special powers, is more or less dealing with a similar situation now.

I knew it could be done, because one of the imprint's biggest names is Hugh Howey, and that's more or less the deal he has.

And if Amazon thought these publishers had been persuaded to accept a lesser deal than they might have gotten, what sense does it make to claim that they engaged in a conspiracy to get more than they deserved?

I find that the less you deal with corporations the better.

It'd be interesting to see how LG would tackle an extended element — much less dealing with the various GUIs and the required third - party application support that it might not get — as BlackBerry did with its unwieldy Priv device.

Since few of us are prepared to evaluate the emotional impact of such an event, much less deal with its long - term financial consequences, you may want to consider disability insurance protection.

@Austin S., Our prices have increased 20 % in some neighborhoods and there are less deals than a year or two ago.