Sentences with phrase «probably have enough money»

However, if you can afford the P» 9981 you probably have enough money to get both.

The Pebble Time was somewhat confusingly launched as a Kickstarter earlier this year, despite the company probably having enough money to finance a second - generation on their own.

Not exact matches

If you believe you don't have enough money or support, you probably never will.

I have no definitive answer, but my only answer is that if this is the case going forward, then I probably don't make enough money and should look to improve my income elsewhere.

If you applied for a credit card with a sign - up bonus, you'll probably have around 90 days to spend enough money to get the bonus.

However, due to the low down payment, your monthly payment will probably be quite high, so make sure that you have enough money to cover those payments for the life of your loan.

We must also challenge the presumption in ourselves that if we earn enough money we have the right — some probably feel it a middle class duty — to provide ourselves with a large house, new car, nice furniture, more new clothes, vacations trips, TV, appliances, the newest electronic gadgets, and so on ad clutterum.

In the Flannery O'Connor short story «The Life You Save May Be Your Own», Tom Shiftlet has agreed to marry the mute and (probably) mentally disabled Lucynell in return for a car, new clothes, and enough money for a honeymoon.

Sure, it probably was not the best idea to keep her around, but he should have taken responsibility for his actions, admitted his fault to his wife, and to Hagar, and then sent Hagar off with enough money and possessions to live and provide for herself.

Well if we failed we won't have won a trophy last season (FA cup would be used to blood youngsters), we won't have players like Alexis and Ozil come into the club, and we definitely would not be able to keep players like Cazorla, Walcott and Ramsey because we would probably be playing Europa league (or even not been in Europe) and still have probably 5 more years to go in paying of the stadium because we are not getting enough money into the club (no Champions league).

He does deserve the shot, certainly over Lee, who got subbed by Ferguson, or Diaz, who for a guy who always complained about the money he made must've made enough against CM to figure he doesn't need to fight anymore, and he «probably» would've beaten Eddie, before it became a NC.

I am possibly a minority but although I would like Lanzini to become a legend, he is probably ready for a bigger step, if the money was big enough I would be happy for him and us to let him go.

«A few years ago, the five - year capital plan allocated an enormous amount of money, probably not enough, and that money needs to be spent appropriately and in a very timely fashion, and that doesn't always happen,» said Assemblyman Jeffrey Dinowitz, who chairs the Committee on Corporations, Authorities and Commissions, which has some oversight over the MTA.

And if they're stupid enough to live in NY, they're probably stupid enough not to realize or they have enough money not to care.

Even I have to be big enough to admit that after a year or two of wafer thin mattresses and no air conditioning I'd probably be begging to come back to London and earn money for selling my soul in the corporate world.

Andrew Fleming must have looked at the box office performance of «Hamlet 2» and realized that he's not a big enough director to be working with a budget of a whopping... $ 9 million, thus, he has to work with a much smaller budget that, well, probably still won't get its money back.

However, by that time, you'll probably be content enough to leave it smiling, having gotten your money's worth of entertainment value.

James Cameron wasn't interviewed and he probably couldn't be bothered now that he has made enough money to buy the entire continent of Africa.

In other words, had that money effectively raised cognitive skills by the 50 test points that would have brought the United States close to world leadership, the economic returns to the country would probably have been enough to cover the entire cost of education in 2015 and after.

If you don't have a fulfilling mission with writing (regardless of how you publish), the money is probably not going to be enough to make up for it.

The reality is, it probably went something like, «We need to sell more kindles, get more subscribers for Amazon Prime... what would be the bare minimum we can offer our KDP people that will make us the most money but will be just high enough to not offend and have them take a gamble» Oh, Amazon...

I would say if the advance from traditional publishing isn't big enough to make you happy as in «I could never make this much money self - publishing» it is probably not worth it.

Two years ago I decided to go directly to readers online, figuring that if enough people enjoyed my writing I would eventually earn a living from it — and probably make more money than I would have through the traditional publishing route.

Which was fine for them, but probably means for every time the publishers had to pay out, they got away with it enough other times to make paying hush money just the cost of doing business.

I was probably not going to put together something good enough for people to read until I was forty or even older, so right after finishing college and just before looking for a job, I decided I'd try to make money writing.

However, due to the low down payment, your monthly payment will probably be quite high, so make sure that you have enough money to cover those payments for the life of your loan.

Tracking your spending is probably one of the hardest parts you'll encounter during this challenge, and we know that it can be tedious, but it will pay off in the long run when you don't have to spend time questioning every purchase, or wondering whether you have enough money to do something fun.

Aside from the obvious problem of just not having enough money saved up, longevity risk is probably the number one challenge in planning a retirement.

That means you'll end up probably settling that debt for at least $ 250 to $ 500 more than what you would have if you had enough money to settle sooner.

I saved every penny of my gift money but I knew that it probably wouldn't be enough.

In your situation, the lender will probably see that you have enough money to pay your debt off, but «dock» you for the way you manage your finances.

In most cases, Social Security funds will not be enough to sustain you, and your cash savings probably won't have the opportunity to grow the way they would if you had invested that money all along.

When you need to borrow money, you probably have enough on your mind without the process itself creating more stress and anxiety for you.

Money from a summer job may not seem like enough to pay for tuition, but it would probably cover a good portion of your book expenses.

Not only are you likely in deep debt or barely avoiding it, you've just found out that you don't have enough money to make it through until your next paycheck, and even then, you probably won't have quite enough to make it through.

I have a limited amount of money which probably will not be enough to get all of my unsecured debts settled, but I am giving it a shot before I file for bankruptcy.

It is probably unwise to invest in individual stocks unless you have enough money to diversify.

If you spent all your money on a down payment, you probably don't have enough cash flow to finance a $ 40,000 renovation.

Probably one of the best value for money places I've stayed at in NZ, great place to stay but just affordable enough to make regular visits.

Animal Crossing is a franchise that would make stupid amounts of money from microtransactions and is extremely tempting probably to do it that way... but I hope Nintendo cares about Animal Crossing's brand enough to stop and think before ruining it for the majority of players who would otherwise play the game.

Sales, schmales, Nintendo have probably made enough money just off Pokemon, to keep making video games and consoles for the next 20 years, and STILL have some money left over, regardless of if they ever SOLD another unit form this day forward.

You can actually legally avoid paying for enough games that you will probably never have to spend any money.

Some people will also argue that the game gives you enough virtual currency for instant revivals (because apparently everyone with an iPad is an utter moron who would rather keep pumping money into a game they're losing at, than on buying an entirely less cynical game, or go and read a book or something), but if that's really the case (and it probably isn't if you lose several times in a row), why keep the system in there in the first place (unless you are not really that interested in adapting your game for a different platform).

So while I am not certain I have enough money, I probably do.

Add that the subject will likely have public relevance and sympathies and, probably, money enough for a crack team of lawyers, and you conclude that any prosecutor who goes that way without an airtight case will appear to the public to be wasting public resources to prosecute a minor crime (that many people won't ever consider as a crime) in order to get publicity.

With the exception of probably only Google, no firm other than Facebook likely has enough lawyers, lobbyists, and money to deal with layers of red tape and corresponding regulatory compliance headaches that lie ahead.

I had saved up some money through earnings with the Levine Law Group, my law firm, and decided that I probably didn't have enough funds to hire them to design the whole site, but that I did think it was important enough to work with them on determining what people are looking for, what they needed and what colors were interesting to them, what was triggering to them.

If you have enough money in the bank to pay off your home, you probably don't need mortgage protection insurance.

You've probably already considered whether you've saved enough and whether you've put that money in the right investments, but what about your mortgage?

The bottom line is that if you find that you aren't disciplined enough or knowledgeable enough to invest the money on your own, this rider could be beneficial, otherwise I'd recommend saving the money on your own as you could probably get a better return on your own.