Sentences with phrase «pouring money»

This would be simply pouring money down a rat hole.

Since most of the academic expenses are already covered by revenue from restricted endowment funds, the understanding, recently, that donations will merely go to administrative bloat and a horribly large debt service are well - known and discourage increases in pouring money down a black hole of overpaid administrators, useless consultants, and a trust - busting bank loan that should never have been allowed and was falsely acquired by lies to the AG and the court.

Even 300,000 downvotes isn't enough to get EA to change while players — including the big spenders that the game industry calls «whales» — are still pouring money into the game.

Spin the clock forward and we get some philanthropy like the indie fund pouring some money into development, but this was only one fund and getting paid to make games was still a massive blocker for a new team.

Any card that comes with an annual fee should be reassessed regularly or you could be pouring money down the drain.

Since most dog shampoo needs to be diluted, Rector suggests following label instructions carefully to avoid pouring money down the drain.

And support your LOCAL humane societies, rescues and shelters instead of pouring your money into the already - overflowing coffers of HSUS and their ilk.

But we don't live in that world, we live in the real one, where taxpayers for the most part, do not see the value in pouring money into the cause of keeping homeless animals alive.

In a paper titled «If Money Doesn't Make You Happy, You Probably Aren't Spending It Right,» researchers conclude that many small delights make us happier than a few large ones, noting that «it may be better to indulge in a variety of frequent, small pleasures — double lattes, uptown pedicures, and high thread - count socks — rather than pouring money into large purchases, such as sports cars, dream vacations, and front - row concert tickets.»

There is a reason why hedge funds and institutional investors are pouring money into peer to peer loans at an incredible rate.

Investors seem to be programmed by nature to fail at investing, pouring money into last year's hot stock, industry or asset class.

Downvoted, because if frivolously spending several times more money on something someone else can provide for less, is just needlessly pouring money down the drain.

Investors Pour Into Vanguard, Eschewing Stock Pickers Investors are pouring money into Vanguard Group, the epitome of the hands - off approach to investing, flocking to funds that track market indexes and aren't run by stock pickers or star managers.

Investors spooked by the stock - market collapse of 2008 have been pouring money into so - called alternative mutual funds ever since.

We get it: Sending that monthly premium to a home insurance provider can seem like pouring money down a hole.

David Polak, equity investment specialist at Capital Group, said that having spoken to a number of advisors and their clients, he gets no sense of people pouring money into equities and getting their «animal spirits» up.

It's just that pouring the money into your house to get to this magical day when you're debt free, you can be missing 20 years of great compounding to get your retirement savings kick started.

With investors pouring money into the company, it's obvious they see long - term value in EOS.

The Illusion of Safety For the past few years the small investor has been pouring money into long - maturity, leveraged bond funds, and, as usual, at exactly the wrong time with record - high prices.

Whether you're pouring your money directly into the stock market or your Vanguard fund, an outside investment has a lot of potential growth and a lot of risk.

For example, you could buy a cheap house with lots of serious issues and benefit now from lower payments, but you may end up pouring money into it later to keep it livable or to get the house in a condition so you can sell it.

This cooked up their books to look quite rosy to investors who then poured in their money, without realizing they were pouring money into a black hole.

Eventually, investors stopped pouring the money in (for various reasons, but amongst others the higher rates and the slower overall economy), and almost immediately companies started going out of business, and then it all blew up.

Carrying a credit card balance: If you have one of the over 68 million credit cards in Canada and you're carrying a balance, you're pouring money down the drain.

What heâ $ ™ s doing now: Heâ $ ™ s buying into AmeriCredit, a U.S. auto finance firm, and pouring money into an Australian iron ore project as well as into a company developing synthetic hemoglobin.

Publishers, seeking to capitalize on the shift, are pouring money into their print infrastructures and distribution.

We are pouring money to the Germans in boat loads, and also to the indian Govt in the form of outrageous GST!

Tired of getting 12 mpg with my 08 Chrysler Aspen and pouring money into fixing it, I traded for my Malibu and glad I did!

Wasn't worth pouring the money into this car, its a GM... Thanks for your answer, much appreciated.

The very obvious conclusion to be drawn is that the time has come to stop blindly pouring money down the public education hole.

The No campaign «successfully connected charter school expansion to dark money and to a market - based ideological agenda,» revealing the Wall Street businessmen, conservatives, and New Yorkers that they argued were pouring money to dictate what's best for Massachusetts.

Louisiana has been pouring money into its schools over the last ten years at twice the rate of inflation, but that money isn't reaching teachers or students.

Huberman calmly responded that Chicago schools — following policies that he and his predecessor had laid down — would make all schools excellent by pouring money into charter schools, teacher recruitment and evaluation, and by shutting down low - performance schools.

Charter school advocates are pouring money into a fight to convince Massachusetts voters that their already best in the nation school system needs unlimited charter schools — painting itself as a progressive cause when it is funded mostly by the same conservative groups — DFER, New Schools Venture Fund, billionaire donors — behind school privatization everywhere else.

They believe that poverty could be eradicated by pouring money into early childhood education and other sound - good, yet self - serving and failed schemes.

If there is an issue where teachers en masse are not being properly trained as experts, well then our focus should not be on elementary and secondary educational systems, we should be pouring money into supporting the Universities training our teachers.

Of course, there is no denying that the boom in British companies opening and operating international schools abroad is pouring money into the Exchequer and helping with our balance of payments.

Results from the School Improvement Grants have shored up previous research showing that pouring money into dysfunctional schools and systems does not work, Smarick said: «I can imagine Betsy DeVos and Donald Trump saying this is exactly why kids need school choice.»

Instead of pouring money into bricks - and - mortar schools, we would direct the funding toward flesh - and - blood students.»

In the long run, this makes sense and is more economically sound that pouring money into short in - service courses that are very limited in relation to what novice teachers know they need.

Sunken cost theory will predict that since you've invested so much in terms of time, content, and training, that you'll keep the Learning Management System you have and keep pouring money into it.

And that's exactly why I keep pouring money into Square Enix.

I think it also applies to anyone who shops local small businesses because they're pouring their money back into the local economy which is a win - win for everyone!

It is profligate in the extreme to keep pouring money into the development of fast breeder reactors.

It would be pouring money down the drain,» says Jesus Cobos, of the World Wide Fund for Nature.

The Japanese government is pouring money into a research effort to develop flat liquid crystal displays bigger than the largest existing TV screens, but thin enough to hang on the wall.

The coalition said pouring money into a few «electrification ecosystems» would force the regions to work out every last detail with utilities, regulators, consumers and carmakers.

Instead of pouring money into new projects, why not improve the funding for those which already exist?»

So why are governments and investors now pouring money into it again?

Simply pouring money into water infrastructure or sending bushels of food to needy communities on an ad hoc basis won't be enough, the report cautions.