Sentences with phrase «making less it meant»

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The median earning for Uber drivers is just $ 155 a month, meaning that half of Uber drivers make more than that amount and half make less.

There's a huge gap between the kind of investment you make in «buying» trust versus less expensive means, like honesty transparency.

But just because founders won't need as much cash doesn't necessarily mean that investors will make less.

It might mean learning how to spend less time on email or it might mean making healthy choices that will give you more energy throughout the day.

That means superseding physical constraints like having an actual hospital by harnessing the power of mobile technology, making the act of taking your medicine less of a hassle, and peering into our very biological building blocks to wage war on the most intractable maladies.

The social endeavors mean the company makes less money.

This may mean making less money this year than we otherwise would, but we're confident our investments will pay off down the road.

He gets up early, works hard, gets less sleep than he should... to make his living, Robert has to grind — which means stamina is critical.

This means that if you choose to start a business, thinking that it would be a good source of funds, you could very well make less money than your friend who works a minimum wage job.

These changes mean you'll have to grow a lot more with a lot less and make it look twice as good.

That particular investment was down about 17.5 percent through mid-October, which means a $ 40,000 investment made in January is worth $ 7,000 less today.

It means Uber can forgo lofty rhetoric to make itself a less - risky investment, says Arun Sundararajan, who specializes in the sharing economy at New York University's Stern School of Business.

WorldWise, for instance, makes a point of using only U.S. manufacturers, which it can visit to ensure that they meet its standards; proximity to customers also means energy savings and less pollution.

This means that when you start a business, you have a lot more to risk than someone who makes less money and has fewer career options.

While «discipline» in Google's case means the moonshots are losing less money, the latest earnings call also brought a new form of good news: Google is now making real money from something besides search.

The result is significantly smoother head tracking, which means the experience is far less likely to make you sick.

«Just because you make more information available to consumers, it doesn't mean they want or need a real estate agent less,» he says.

But if Disney decides to muscle the other companies out, it may mean they will pull their content off Hulu's on - demand or live TV service — which would make it a less appealing service.

In essence, if correct, this means there is less price risk in government debt securities than corporate fixed income issues, and therefore the extra 10 % should largely be made up of government bonds rather than corporates and preferred shares.

Small touches like flowers, paintings, and area rugs are meant to make the office feel less like a place of work and more like a home.

Chipotle Mexican Grill will soon have stricter guidelines for its suppliers that will mean the chain will be using local produce less often, a move the company is making in the aftermath of an E. coli outbreak that sickened dozens of customers in six states.

Even if it means making less sales in the short term.

OLED, as it's known, allows manufacturers to create bright displays that don't require the backlighting of today's screens; that means they'll consume less energy and be cheaper to make.

And until the business is making a profit, other traditional and less costly means of financing growth simply aren't available.

Making each dollar means a lot in the beginning, but less over time.

If being able means reaching your potential, not trying makes you less able.

Whenever studies come out saying that Millennials would rather work fewer hours per week, would rather make less if it meant more personal time, etc., the overwhelming consensus is that we are lazy.

Along with these issues is the temptation for Americans across age groups to spend beyond their means on things they might not need, making retirement savings even less of a priority.

Supporting customers too early on means you're slower to develop and fine tune your product, with more emphasis (and budget) on sales and marketing and less on actually making something really, unbelievably awesome.

Making matters worse: Pfrang says the lower IPO pricing for Blue Apron means the company will likely be less competitive in the near term.

Each of those then takes a cut, which ultimately means less money making its way from the advertiser to the publisher at the other end.

This means it is less reliant on fresh deals to make money than peer - to - peer lenders.

That means people potentially pay less attention to the cost of what they're buying — and make more impulse purchases.

As Scotiabank mentioned in a note last week: «Higher interest rates are going to make the burden of refinancing the debt considerably heavier, and as more money goes into servicing the debt, it means less money is available to spend on other things, which could lead to less infrastructure spending and increased austerity.»

That means less friction in opening articles on the Facebook newsfeed, which makes it more likely that people check out the content and spend time with it.

While this makes accidental death and dismemberment coverage less expensive, it also means that you may need additional financial protection for your dependents since the majority of people do not die from an accident.

While this makes term life insurance significantly less expensive than permanent life insurance, it also means that you will not receive any benefit if you outlive the policy.

This means that Uber employees who make less than $ 200,000 in salary, will also need to be worth $ 1 million to sell their shares (this includes the value of the shares).

We invest much less in young children, and that stems largely from the fact that most other advanced economies view early childhood education, child care and other benefits targeted at parents with young children as «public goods,» meaning investments that, absent public support, would be insufficiently made from the perspective of society's well - being.

The US buys only a small portion of cotton t - shirts from China, but if fewer Americans buy Chinese t - shirts, that could mean that Chinese factories need less fabric made of American cotton.

Indeed, the word «facilitate» means to make something easy or less difficult, which could be read to describe serving as a middle man for such payments.

Filing separately won't make sense for all borrowers as it means they will make much less progress on paying back their student loans.

Because banks held few excess reserves, it took only modest adjustments to the size of the Fed's balance sheet, achieved by means of open - market purchases or sales of short - term Treasury securities, to make credit more or less scarce, and thereby achieve the Fed's immediate policy objectives.

Relative to Q2 last year, the greenback is roughly 20 % stronger across the board; this means that foreign sales at many of the large, multinational firms that make up the index are worth «less» when translated back into U.S. dollars.

That means the investments that it does make are generally in less - desirable startups.

The bias is meant to make it less sensitive to a general increase in yields than the benchmark index it follows.

Favourable attributes associated with boutiques include: 1: Managers who think independently 2: A lack of benchmark - hugging 3: A reasonable, incentive - based remuneration 4: Less run by committee, meaning decisions can be made quickly 5: Less bureaucracy and company politics to deal with than at big firms 6: Higher level of employee ownership and investment in own funds, aligning employee and client interests 7: Lower staff turnover

This new money means he will have to buy stocks in a company he is less keen on, and accordingly which will are likely to make lower returns.

Small caps (Russell 2000) and to a lesser extent Nikkei and EM equities in stocks all have below - average vol and correlations today to S&P 500; makes index hedges cheaper, although the lower level of realized volatility means consensus is looking for an even better entry point to buy equity vol.»

The post is a Level III on the federal executive schedule, meaning he was making $ 172,100 a year, far less than he earned in the private sector but still nothing to scoff at.