Sentences with phrase «make more items»

Here are the core dual purpose items I suggest you start with — they'll really start to open your mind to ways to make more items multi-functional:

Then you can take the materials the bosses drop to make more items, and so on and so on until the heat death of the universe.

Toyota obviously had the choice to make more items standard and increase the $ 35,000 base price or keep the $ 35,000 sticker where it was and increase the option list.

Not exact matches

And while Taco Bell loses points for quality, it more than makes up for it in the creativity of menu items and a nearly impossible - to - beat price point.

Cheaply made, poor - quality items may save you a few bucks in the short term, but you'll only have to pay more later to replace them.

Retailers in the U.K. are set to make more money this Christmas — but due to higher prices, not because shoppers are buying more items, according to researchers.

Retailers in the U.K. are set to make more money this Christmas — but due to higher prices, not because shoppers are buying more items.

But the good news is that the more items you mentally checked on «The Baker's Dozen,» the greater the likelihood you can quickly make yourself significantly wealthier without generating a single additional dollar in sales.

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«Children's cotton shirts made in Bangladesh are 15 % cheaper than the same item made in the second cheapest country, Cambodia, and more than 50 % cheaper than those made in China.

The 22 - inch 2 - wheel Subterra Carry - On ($ 279.95) has a compression panel that makes it easy to pack more items, and to keep clean clothes separate from dirty ones.

In September, Kohl's and Amazon announced a partnership that would make returning items bought on Amazon more convenient.

«Our world is flooded by a plethora of choice, where you look for a product and get so many items, and part of [this] is making it easier and more convenient,» she says of the services she plans to build.

The online retailer, whose purchase of Whole Foods will close on Monday, said in a press release on Thursday that it would immediately cut prices on a selection of best - selling basic items, with more to follow, and down the line will make Amazon Prime the loyalty program for Whole Foods, offering members special deal and other perks in stores.

«Restocking fees make sure that people aren't just returning the item on a whim,» says Solar, whose Boston business makes more than $ 1 million per year selling primarily home goods, consumer electronics and clothing on eBay.

In terms of more concrete steps you can take to up your savings, identify your biggest expenses and cut back on them, says Livingston: «Look at your top one or two line items — the top line item will probably be rent — and make a compromise there.»

And so tech is playing an increasingly central role in every aspect of its business, well beyond its e-commerce site, from gathering more information on a customer's most commonly purchased items, to making sure a store is fully stocked to tracking merchandise inventory.

Introducing a top - end menu item during the U.S.s worst financial downturn may have seemed questionable to some, but McDonalds knows more than how to make special sauce.

A small company can make more money on items sold through a catalog than through retail; with club sales you can also reduce the cost of direct mail.

Make sure each piece you bring has more than one use and matches other items.

If it will be used daily, or several times per day, and you plan on keeping it for years to come, then you'll want to consider the quality of the item along with the price and determine if spending more makes sense.

This, combined with the fact that America drives on the right, makes people more likely to purchase items on the right - hand side of the aisle.

Consumers are also increasingly visiting convenience stores and supermarkets, which are offering more freshly made grab - and - go menu items.

Each listing includes the item (s) to be delivered, the number of miles from point A to point B, and the price to be paid, explains David Hater, a 50 - year - old retired Army officer who's delivered more than 400 gigs for Roadie, earning anywhere from $ 8 for a local delivery to $ 400 for «delivering a few extra boxes and making a stop or two along the way» on interstate trips.

Don't get caught up in the tangible, feel good aspects of knocking off a large to - do list of important items to make your business work unless, of course, all those items are directly related to getting your customers to buy more product and services.

From where I'm sitting, that makes the top action item to combat the gender wage gap quite clear: Make pay more public — like the U.K. has just done and like the U.S., under President Obama, once aimed to do.

In Uganda — and since last year in Kenya — more than 1,000 Living Goods «community health promoters» in bright blue T - shirts make their rounds through urban communities and rural neighborhoods, peddling an assortment of malaria medicine, fortified cereals, vitamins and soap, as well as larger items such as cookstoves, solar lanterns and bednets.

There's been a broad shift in a variety of beverage categories to sell more craft items that are deemed premium — meaning not mass produced, often made locally, with limited scale and distribution.

Wal - Mart may have some loss leaders, but they more than make up for it on other items to the tune of a $ 13.3 billion profit last year.

Chances are no one will have your new item at your regular studio, which makes it even more fun!

Since many or most PhD students are funded off of grants from the government and tuition is one of the few «overhead» items Universities can charge to these grants, making tuition taxable removes a costless mechanism for Universities to funnel money that could go to more research into administrative overhead.

Its website has features that help it become increasingly more convenient the longer a person has been a customer: Past orders are saved, which makes reordering the same or similar items a snap; the site does a good job making recommendations based on previous orders; and so on.

A teacher in Denver said she moved items from a closet in her classroom «to make more space for 9 - year - olds to hide.»

Though you may be able to make some of this up by marking other items you're selling for slightly more than double the wholesale price.

As for luxury items, leather shoes can be made to order for $ 22, a dress tailored for not much more than that, and a weekly manicure goes for $ 6.

And then I would say on the core menu, in a different — in addition to making changes that really add compelling price - approachable sort of offers, Olive Garden's also working to make sure it adds items that really are seen as extremely high quality at a reasonable price to really continue to resonate with that guest who has the willingness and ability to pay more, and so that dynamic is going on as well inside the core menu.

But if you're more interested in selling your stuff than pondering communication theory, then you need to figure out how to make sure you and your Marketplace items can be included in people's social media cravings.

Shipito makes it easier and more affordable for global consumers to purchase items from US - based sellers with lower shipping rates,

Items that you don't plan to replace for years, like hot water heaters or brick ovens, make much more sense to purchase.

Most of these items have price tags of four digits and more, making it a high - value target for credit card fraud and scammers.

Store owners develop more meaningful relationships with customers that make regular visits to buy and sell items and apparel.

The end result is more profit for the banks and, of course, higher prices for the industries that require these commodities and for the consumers who purchase items made with them.

The more produced, the more ships are needed to haul the commodities to the factories making the items, and then again to take the goods overseas to customers.

With more than 20 items for only $ 1, Taco Bell's Dollar Cravings menu makes it possible to fill up for your fiver.

To the objection that this makes God ignorant of the future Socinus replied: not so, for until events are no longer future but present or past, there are no such events as definite items, but only as more or less probable, somewhat indefinite possibilities.

As I shall make clear later, I find profound and vital truth in the experience which lies behind the dogma of the Trinity but, at the same time, I think more nonsense has been written about that dogma than about any other item of the Christian creed.

Whenever I'm sent by my wife to the store on «milk & bread» runs, there's one rule I follow that keeps me from endlessly wandering the fluorescent freezer - aisled jungle: if we need more than three items, I must make a list.

In the second rite, which is observed much more often than the rite of initiation by water, the cleric says words over some small items of food which are then considered to be instilled with special power from God to make a person more like Him.

And when we have to save and then pay cash for an experience or an item, it makes it that much more special.

Cheap wages resulted in more profit per item produced, and thus made possible the accumulation of large land holdings and fantastic fortunes.