Sentences with phrase «not giving more money»

But they've spent the last 8 years not giving more money to the NHS.

Rather than diverting money when it became clear NASA's future was elsewhere, it doubled down on the shuttle, then complained when Congress wouldn't give it more money to make up for its poor planning.

However, now that his project has failed, it no longer suits Wenger, but his luck of success hides behind the board, who does not give more money to Wenger buy established names, and win smth.

But no - one could point directly to the good that Google was failing to do by avoiding tax — no - one could say «look, Starbucks gave money that helped build ten schools and five hospitals, and you contributed nothing», partly because Starbucks didn't give any more money (and nor did many other corporations), and partly because connecting tax contributions directly to outcomes just isn't possible with our tax system.

Although if we look at what [U.S. President Barack] Obama is doing, I don't see why Europe isn't giving more money to science.

I also informed a solicitor for the Democratic Party that I no longer support President Obama and will not give them any more money.

Because now they have too much information and they're looking and they're assessing the situation and they may think twice not only about — they certainly won't give you any more money.

You can give $ 70,000 (again, $ 140,000 for couples) right now, as long as you don't give any more money in the next five years.

Many companies have more flexibility with their benefits package than they do with the base salary they can offer, and while this may not give you more money in your paycheck each week, it can add up to serious value over the long run.

You can give $ 70,000 (again, $ 140,000 for couples) right now, as long as you don't give any more money in the next five years.

I was thinking if paying 1.83 lakhs doesn't give me more money at the end of 5 years then there is no point of waiting.

Not exact matches

Whether your managers like you or not, they're not just going to give you more money.

Given Kik hasn't raised venture money since 2015, what's to say its ICO isn't a last - ditch effort to raise funding from more ignorant investors?

If one child decides not to go to school, goes to a cheaper school than expected, gets a full scholarship (more on that in a minute), or for some other reason doesn't use all of the money, you can simply change the beneficiary on the account and give those funds to another child... or even to yourself, if you'd like to go back to school.

But the assurances other users received on the forums gave me comfort — serious Bitcoiners seem to say that delays didn't usually last more than a day or two, and I would eventually get my money.

If we have to give the university more money, I don't think I'm the right person for this.

If he doesn't give in, I must spend more money taking him to court.

Evans rings off some simple rules: don't buy anything you're pressured to buy or don't understand; ask the seller for their qualifications and track record, and if they don't give satisfactory answers, don't buy; don't invest more money than you can stand to lose, and never invest it all in one deal; avoid anything with an offshore element to it («That means your money's never coming back»); and seek out an unbiased second opinion, say, from your accountant or bank manager.

This fact gives Amazon an advantage over competitors like Netflix, Hulu, and HBO, who are trying to use premium video to make money directly — not by using it to sell more shoes.

For those who have the means but still have doubts, Kevin O'Leary, «Shark Tank» celebrity investor and founder of O'Leary Financial Group, known for his blunt opinions on television, provided a blunt assessment of why more people — celebrities or not — should give: «If you make money, you've got ta give some back, or you go to a bad place after you die.»

The fact that raising more money means giving up equity in the company to outside investors didn't seem to bother Fulop.

Not surprisingly, people are much more likely to give you honest feedback if you start talking about the actual money in their wallet at that moment.

But Robert took pleasure in giving and didn't understand why more people with money didn't do it more.

As Town says, it makes no sense to give a business your money to build its brand and make more products if you don't actually like that business.

But the FBI's and CFTC's theory here is far more troubling: It suggests that existing algorithms are not just dumb enough to give spoofers some of their money, but dumb enough to give spoofers so much of their money that they destabilize the financial markets.

This feature in a note says that if I gave you $ 25,000 and you sold the company without raising more money or before maturity (i.e. my note didn't convert) then I get $ 50,000 out of the proceeds of the sale.

«If you liked my company last year so much why don't you just give me more money to get through «Winter?»

And giving away money isn't the only way to reap the psychological rewards of generosity: Americans who are very giving in relationships — being emotionally available and hospitable — are much more likely to be in excellent health (48 percent) than those who are not (31 percent).

«We should be ready, if we don't have 100 percent participation and if Europe doesn't want to give us more money,» Christos Staikouras, a member of the Greek Parliament from the center - right New Democracy opposition party and its economic spokesman, said in an interview.

Given this company's low cost of capital to make even more deals and the fact that there simply aren't many health care REITs for money managers to choose from, Cramer said Ventas remains a winner in his book.

It's all about control — since you put the money in a Roth 401k after you've paid taxes on it, it can grow tax - free and gives you more flexibility because the gains aren't taxed when you withdrawal.

So the more money you go and raise when you don't have any revenue yet, as people observe if they ever watched Dragons» Den or Shark Tank, is the more of the business you give up — because they say well, your business has no value.

Given that, I still made a bunch of money, but had I not let emotions get involved I would have made more money.

So I don't think it's a surprise that when Donald Trump gets up and says, «I'm going to give you free benefits and I'm going to get rid of the rules, that I'm going to unshackle banks so that they can make more money again'that they're value would go up.»

And that's not all: He gives you sound advice about being tempted to earn more money by loaning money to family members, lending funds to friends and neighbors and buying tax liens.

If you don't have sufficient funding to start then consider waiting a while before starting your business in order to give yourself time to save money, do further research and gain more experience if possible.

However when the government gives you a break it doesn't matter how much it costs, you just keep spending more to make money faster.

The more you gamble, the more likely you are to lose more money because gambling gives you no chance to stop loses, and you don't have the chance to revive your money once the odds are against you.

Not only does a lower DTI give you more loan options, but it could also save you money by lowering your interest rate.

Doing so will give you an opportunity to not only save more money, but boost your Social Security benefits by delaying your filing past full retirement age.

«Give to the Red Cross» doesn't cut it with a growing number of people these days, though quite a few media organizations and civic leaders have urged people to send their money to the American Red Cross, as they have done for more than a century.

There is one thing that gets me through this whole predicament... no it is not praying the Prayer of Jabez, or giving more money or time to someone else.

They threaten anybody that doesn't vote republican; now they have a bunch of crooks who want to give more money to big oil and take it from the working people of this country.

If you have the gift of giving, you love to give generously of your money to the church, but sometimes you might feel like you are carrying most of the financial load of the church, and why don't more people give?

It isn't clear what the ideal, updated DMCA would look like for artists, but they are hoping Congress will overhaul the law to give them more control over their work and more money.

Oh, and to give more money and to have a reason to blow people up who don't agree with you.

OK let me ask you this one thing this one thing.how much money and time and feeding the poor.in the country and place you live at right now???? In a three year time span @@@@@ jeeeezy I gave out of my personal money $ 20,000 Thousands us dallors that's more then 30 years worth of income in some of the most religious dirt poor countries that's a fact.you can't give or received with a closed tight hand of selfishness and bitterness now @@@@@@@@ jeeeez how much have you given too help feed clothed and shelter the poor?

@@@@@ WIMPY WASP explained it when earthquakes and floods and famine hit really hard then most crazy broke really religious people who don't have a job go crazy like you.you religious people don't give back in my last three years I given back too helping the poor more then $ 20,000 dallors of my own money how much you so called chicken heads crazy religious people given out of your own income wait you crazy religious people got ta pay your light bill.by the way I own my own commercial health base buisness in Arizona.you still working for a pay check I write employees paychecks.

What did romney give to his church, about 4million and I want to say that is very good but as a christain, when you give you do not expect anything back but do you know how much all these people that give get back from what they gave, Romney got more than half of that money back this last year and he would have got almost everything back and is that giving.

When the rich see their money going to people who could be providing for themselves but aren't, they are usually not too happy about the money they give, and they definitely don't want to give more.