Sentences with phrase «mean big sacrifices»

Mackenzie adds that saving for the future doesn't have to mean big sacrifices in the present.

Not exact matches

Big words like «salvation», «save», sacrifice», «redeemer», «redemption», «righteousness», «repentence», «mercy», «sin», «forgiveness», «born again», «second coming», «God», «Jesus», and «Bible» and collections of words like «the creeds», «Lord's Prayer», and «liturgies» have acquired meanings that are serious distortions of their biblical and traditional meanings.

It's meant big decisions and huge sacrifices.

We must control it from A-Z even if it means sacrificing a few kids to the bigger picture of the unions controlling the teaching profession.»

And sacrificing time means big rewards in comfort.

Written by an industry veteran, Buying In tackles what it means to be a woman in a man's world, and how to survive in big business without sacrificing who you are.

Despite carrying a larger display, the new Android Nook tablet still features a resolution of 1280x800, so going bigger means you'll be sacrificing on pixel density and sharpness a bit with a lowly ppi of 149.

If you have big plans for retirement, it may mean sacrificing now.

The Big Green Elephant in the Room: Why Do We Assume That «Green» Investing Means Sacrificing Returns?

Saving big and living large doesn't always mean sacrificing your lifestyle.

The game rewards building combos by collecting comets of the same colour, so getting big points in this game means strategically knowing which comets to sacrifice and which to work hard to collect.

- Library Journal «Focusing on well - being and the big picture, Suzuki turns around the conventional wisdom that living green means sacrificing comfort and convenience; providing information that the green life is frequently healthier and happier... Suzuki's approach is easy and joyful, ideal for the person who thinks going green is impossible or who is at a loss on how to begin.»

OnePlus is a company that seeks to give its users impeccable value for their smartphone - buying dollar, and while that means paying a lot less for your handset than you might with a bigger - name OEM, it can also mean making a few sacrifices along the way.

While recent Nexus devices have made pretty big sacrifices in order to keep pricing low, the more expensive price point of the Nexus 6 means it packs much more powerful punch.

Of course, this does mean you'll have to sacrifice having the power of a big brand name on your CV, if or when the time comes to move on.