Sentences with phrase «makes sense to try»

If you're going to charge close to $ 1,000 for your new flagship phone, it makes sense to try to sweeten the deal.

Every Android phone maker not named Samsung is fighting for small slices of a big pie — especially in the high - end market Essential wants to enter — so it makes sense to try to get as much of a return as you can from the handful of people who care enough to buy your device in the first place.

The future of mobile doesn't rely on Win32, so it makes no sense to try to shoehorn it into a phone.

Also, if you have been taking the same policy for the same car for several years, it makes sense to try other insurance companies, as you may get attractive discounts and still lower car insurance premium rates.

Even so, most of those biases are not so extreme that it makes sense to try and have the judge recused.

But because some of your audience (federal clerks) may be reading your briefs onscreen, and some (judges) will probably be reading on paper, I think it makes sense to try fonts like Georgia and Constantia, both free Microsoft fonts, made to look good on paper and screens.

The only time I think it makes sense to try another approach is when your firm is big enough that it would be difficult to put a scanner on every lawyer's desk (or their assistant's desk) and ensure they are all following procedures correctly.

Frank says: «If you're looking for a long - term trend and you believe that you understand the source of some of the noise in the long - term signal, it certainly makes sense to try to subtract some of this noise.

And they can look forward and say, you know, I don't know that it makes sense to try and put any more money in this leaky bucket any longer.

We can't expect a risk - free life and at some point it no longer makes sense to try to make further cuts.

A few clunkers emit more than many properly maintained vehicles, so it makes sense to try and get the clunkers off the road.

Instead it makes sense to try various solutions to the big environmetal problems as sort of experiements, including changes to the capitalist system in parallel with alternative communities.

As you fire this power is also constantly diminished so it makes sense to try and resist firing like a loon like many other shooters.

It makes sense to try to go after the source of the cheats.

Analysis: If you fly this much, it clearly makes sense to try to keep your flights on a single airline, since that's when the rewards start multiplying.

As you are probably now realizing, Alice, it makes sense to try to understand all this before you sign up for a credit card.

To Europe it makes sense to try to get onto flights operated by united.

It makes sense to try and avoid major life events, or annual celebrations like Christmas, around the time you bring your new puppy home.

[Which doesn't mean I'm necessarily averse to investing in such companies, but for me it makes no sense to try cherry picking success (& value).

Despite the potential pitfalls, it always makes sense to try to be a good neighbour when undertaking renovations, says Toronto real estate agent Sherri Henderson.

It still makes sense to try to maximize your income and keep more of your after - tax earnings and I'll try to help you.

Yet, if by following a few simple steps it can help you improve your financial situation and your credit score, then it makes sense to try to boost your credit.

At this tax rate it makes sense to try to maximize tax - free income.

This is why it makes sense to try to put your investments with a higher expected rate of return (ie equities) in your TFSA and things like bonds in the RRSP.

GICs are more stable deposit base than savings, makes sense to try to get people to move from savings accounts into GICs.

The entry bar is expensive, but I'm at a level where it makes sense to try.

It looks nice but makes no sense to try and use.

It makes sense to try and build a device like this.

It also makes sense to try to sell directly to the consumer.

Add this fact to the points made above about demographics, longevity and inspiration of other marketers, it makes sense to try to market children's picture books on Pinterest.

With so much to do in San Diego, it makes sense to try something a little bit more risky and out of the ordinary.

Though the past may hurt it makes sense to try for a happier future.

Dating can get expensive if you're bar hopping or constantly going out to dinner, so it makes sense to try to save your money while online dating by using free gay sex personals.

If you're looking for someone new, it makes sense to try out a new avenue to find them.

Many of us are taught to suppress our feelings and emotions so it makes sense to try to disown a part of us that makes us feel bad.

because psoriasis is a chronic condition that is likely to affect you for some time, it makes sense to try different therapies that don't cause long term side effects.

If there is any chance at all that this truly does help you... it just makes sense to try it out right now.

Power transitions are tough, especially in times when a big change in direction is most likely going to take place so it makes sense to try to give the incoming President as much time as possible to organize their team and hit the ground running as fast as possible.

If it works in the day, it makes sense to try it at night.

Since it makes sense to try and save money on an item that your baby will only be using for a few months, this is an excellent buy for cost - conscious parents.

The Bugaboo Donkey is a very expensive item so it makes sense to try to buy it if it's ever on sale.

So it probably makes sense to try to take advantage of this as close as possible to game time.

It doesn't look as though Podolski will get any sufficient game time this season so it makes sense to try our hand at this at least.

His technique is sloppy, but with the supporting cast we have, it makes sense to try to develop him.

There are so many benefits to eating pulses that it really just makes sense to try to get more and more people to make them a regular part of their diet.

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It makes no sense to try to combine evolution with Christianity.

It makes sense to try and suggest answers for what we don't know how to describe, but I would think the belief would have to come first before it gets violently pressed against others.

It's too early to know for sure, but what's clear is that they'll have to start making some basic decisions soon about which products and services it makes sense to try.

But sometimes, rather than beating them up, it might make sense to try a different approach.