Sentences with phrase «mean less spending»

That said, the oldest Boomers are past their «peak consumption years», meaning less spending on key categories like transportation, housing and apparel, with the windfall more than picked up by their children, netting out to about an average 0.77 % demographic driven annual growth rate across sectors through 2060.12

And for those Republicans who truly believe appointing a Republican means less spending and lower taxes, show me when the town's budget or tax bills went down over any extended period of time.

Not all publishers are going to opt for this option, of course, but for the many that do, it means less spending for you, as you can buy the game once and use it on your platform of choice, whether that be the PC, Xbox One, your phone or (in the future) HoloLens.

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And of course leaving people alone much of the time means spending less money on advertising, which means we can keep our prices lower.

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.

However, that means they have less money to spend on corporate bonds.

There are even more abstruse explanations, for example, that computer equipment accounts for a growing portion of capital investment but has become less expensive over time, meaning fewer dollars spent.

Eating one or two fewer meals a day means spending less time doing the dishes, less time visiting restaurants and spending less money.

The result would mean significantly less spending and borrowing and this, in turn, would lead to lower GDP growth, corporate profit margins and employee wages.

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We recently decided to «cut the cord» at our house, meaning we spend a lot less time watching live TV and more time watching movies.

It also means that if your followers are spending time on your social patch, they could be spending less time with your competitors».

And that means, people will be spending less in your business and in other businesses more than likely.

So, the government will be spending less and consumers will be spending less, which really means that businesses will be spending less, which means you should expect less spending in your business and you got ta operate for a slow - down going forward.

The depressed prices mean lower prices for refiners and less pump pain for North American drivers, but it's hardly good news for Canada's oil industry, which spent billions on oilsands projects after world crude prices had risen high enough to justify the investment.

Processes such as lead routing and pipeline management are automatized, meaning your sales team spends less time bogged down in details.

A higher employee retention rate also means you'll spend less time and money on recruiting new employees.

In fact, the average reader spends fewer than 15 seconds on a page before clicking away, meaning most would never see the button, much less engage with it.

Uncle Sam is spending less, and that means that businesses are having to fight harder to win business contracts with the U.S. government.

Note also that if VS customers are willing to pay more for the cotton in their panties, that inevitably means they're spending less money on something else — and spending less on something else means someone else, somewhere, is earning less money.

That means Plus500 is having to spend more on marketing to sign - up customers who are spending less.

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.

And research shows that means you think less about the money you're spending as you tap your screen to buy.

Raising larger amounts from fewer investors means you spend less time on selling your business to prospective investors, who may have deeper pockets, better contacts and vast business knowledge, he says.

If consumers have to save more, it also means less money circulating in the economy and boosting spending.

This means that businesses need to spend far more time building trust and far less time just pushing products.

«I'll spend as much time with you as I can if it means less time with your photographer,» quips the CEO of the Canada Pension Plan Investment Board as he sits down for an interview.

The easy way is to charge less, but lower prices usually mean lower gross margins, which will force you to spend your startup capital faster than you should.

If this ratio is less than 1.0 x, this means you are spending more to acquire customers than they are worth (Hint: You won't be in business long...).

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.»

It might mean nixing your daily latte or dining out less frequently, but removing the burden of credit card debt can outweigh the temporary pain of cutting indulgent spending.

That means that more than 6 in 10 marketers are spending less than $ 10k per campaign; many media buys have a minimum of $ 25k +!

Keeping benefits at their current levels required under law will mean less federal spending on education, infrastructure and defense unless Congress cuts benefits, raises taxes or both.

Overall, it means less money to spend it.

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.

If you're spending beyond your means, or have a lot of high - interest debt, then there is a chance of less likely to qualify for the lowest rates on a mortgage.

That can hurt a company's stock price if it's borrowed a lot, as the interest it's paying on that debt is more expensive — meaning more money will be spent paying it down, leaving less for product development, marketing, etc..

Today, a post about the under - recognized benefits of spending less in early retirement, because spending less means earning less, and earning less means a whole bunch of benefits.

As a small business, allowing employees to work from home means you need less office space and lower utility bills as a result, less office equipment to purchase and maintain, and the less money you have to spend expanding into new territories.

Lower consumer spending means less sales by U.S. and foreign manufacturers — especially those in countries whose currency is rising against the dollar (e.g., Japan).

Mr. Trump remains intensely focused on his brand, but the demands of the job mean he spends less time monitoring the news media — although he recently upgraded the flat - screen TV in his private dining room so he can watch the news while eating lunch.

This means less time spent manually organizing sales timelines and crafting custom emails.

And shale drilling uses a lot of manufactured goods — 20 percent of what people spend on a well is steel, 10 percent is cement, so less drilling means less manufacturing in those sectors.»

Wrapped in a sleeping bag and fur - lined bomber hat, he spent seven nights from 7 pm to 7 am in an Infiniti parked less than 50 feet from the Queen Elizabeth Way expressway, which meant noise, lights, wind and frosty temperatures.

This means they can spend less time analyzing data or learning about trading and more time actually trading and thus earning a decent profit.

Facebook Inc. said it's making major changes to its flagship social network, shifting users» news feeds back toward posts from friends and family and away from businesses and media outlets — a transition that is likely to mean people spend less time on the site.

In particular, the company's strong operating cash flow means it ought to have less need for additional debt and equity to fund its capital spending requirements.

That means you get less oil, or lettuce or fidgets per dollar spent.

A more straightforward approach (less revenue than money spent, equals a deficit) means the NDP actually faced Alberta's eighth straight deficit year as of May 2015: Same as Klein.

«If by a fiscal conservative, one means a person who wants to reduce the size of government through less government spending, lower taxes, balanced budgets and lower debt burdens, then Harper is clearly not a fiscal conservative.»