Sentences with phrase «one budged»

The supply of homes for sale didn't budge at all from March 2014 and actually fell pretty dramatically from February.

U.S. stock futures were barely budged ahead of the New York open.

Both the plans for automatic 401 (k) and IRA enrollment made it onto Obama's budget outline for 2010, but like Doug E. Fresh at the Fresh Festival, they haven't budged.

Casting aspersions on the cost, security risks or ease of use for Apple Pay seems like a good way to get the company to budge on some of its demands and requirements.

The men won't budge.

Microsoft didn't budge, however, and continued to invest in the idea and the Surface brand in general with new iterations of both products.

That's precisely what's happening at B of A. For the first half of 2017, revenues grew 6.8 % to $ 22 billion, but expenses barely budged, rising just 1 %.

But you still haven't seen the scale budge.

Yet she has lost 10 pounds in one week while you are struggling to get the scale to budge.

The CWA said on Saturday that Verizon has not budged from its original proposal which they have said would increase workers» healthcare costs by thousands of dollars, eliminate job security and remove any restrictions on the company's right to contract out or offshore union jobs.

If the employer won't budge because it's not in the budget, it's worth digging deeper.

In stark contrast, savings rates have barely budged.

Over most of that period, producers alternated losses with profits, their capital allocation was suspect and share prices barely budged.

«Just weeks after President Donald Trump signaled he's ready to roll back tough federal vehicle fuel standards, California on Friday affirmed that it won't budge an inch on its own tough standards,» the Detroit Free Press» Brent Snaveley reported.

co because the former name was hard to pronounce, and the person who owned Tailored.com wouldn't budge on selling it to her.

Instead of «Could you budge on the salary?»

That number has barely budged in ten years, and we wanted to find a way to shake up this culture and economy that has made it very difficult for women entrepreneurs to access capital.

And since policy rates aren't likely to budge for at least another year, Flaherty is left to glower at banks from up on high while mortgage rates continue to drop.

My book's price hasn't budged in either print or electronic format.

So Dupuy founded Budge Studios, a Montreal developer specializing in mobile games for children.

For instance, Budge's titles require players to answer a math question that a typical kid can't solve before making a purchase: A game targeted at four - year - olds might ask, «What's nine times eight?»

But there are some markets that just won't budge — and New York is one of them.

When urban and real estate economist Frank Clayton revisited the topic nearly three decades later, he found the ratio had barely budged.

«You find out,» Feinberg says, «who's rigid and who's more malleable, who's the good cop and who's the bad cop, who's emotionally involved and can't budge versus who's able to bridge differences.»

One reviewer writes that this stuff doesn't budge and that she doesn't need a primer to achieve her daily cat - eye look.

The ex-tree would not budge.

Bill Budge — a well - known game inventor under contract with Electronic Arts — has created a self - constructing pinball game in which the computer operator can place electronic accoutrements anywhere in the playing field.

However, the stock barely budged on the news, and Cramer suspects it was because it had already run up in the past month.

The hospital wouldn't budge.

And while nothing much has budged, small business owners have rallied around the intent.

He does not expect Amazon to budge change its take on Kubernetes.

Despite talk that Apple may never be the same, the company's shares barely budged.

But, because it's your business and red is your favorite color, you won't budge.

Yet somehow the numbers aren't budging.

Perhaps what's more shocking is that this number has barely budged in years!

But emboldened by a decisive White House win, an expanded majority in the Senate, and at least a few extra seats in the House, they seem less likely to budge on taxes.

At the same time, the rate of self - employment has barely budged so it seems clear that much of this big shift has been tax - motivated rather than reflecting changes in actual economic activity.

The chief marketing officer at Avis Budge Groups's North America business, adds: «This campaign shows that, like them, Avis believes how far you go in life is a matter of what drives you.»

If any bond you wanted to sell is either offered only, or down more than a point on the bid side, but HYG or JNK have barely budged, you sell them.

Not only has job growth been tepid, but in areas Walker has emphasized — like cutting taxes and reforming the legal system — Wisconsin has barely budged relative to the competition.

Michigan's ranking in our important Cost of Doing Business category has barely budged — 32nd then, 31st now — in part because we consider tax burdens on individuals and corporations in computing costs.

Even if the dollar hadn't surged, lowering the value of its foreign earnings in greenbacks, revenues would have barely budged under Taylor's almost two - year tenure.

When asked again whether he would back her based on the outcome of the congressional midterms, Steyer didn't budge.

Greenspan didn't budge, and Yellen's fears never materialized, but the episode goes to show the future chairman is by no means indifferent to the Fed's worthy goal of maintaining price stability.

Creditors refused to budge on the deadline, meaning Greece soon will join Zimbabwe, Sudan and Somalia as countries that failed to keep up with their payments to the IMF.

By contrast, energy profits dropped over the same period by 76 %, explaining in large part why EPS didn't budge overall.

Your counterpart may be unwilling to budge due to a higher level of personal investment, a dislike for the offer on the table, or superficial pride.

Oil prices have been in a tailspin for month, falling to a five - year low, yet airfares have barely budged.

Worse, over the past 12 years, these low numbers have barely budged, meaning that the vast majority of employees worldwide are failing to develop and contribute at work.

If the company won't budge on salary, negotiate other compensation.