Sentences with phrase «require big sacrifices»

Saving more doesn't always require big sacrifices.

Some people want small cars but aren't willing to move down to a B - segment vehicle that offers virtually no difference in fuel economy but requires a big sacrifice in power and generally a sacrifice in comfort on long highway drives.

Not exact matches

«Building a bigger machine may require you to sacrifice too much of your desired job in order to focus on the business - building tasks.»

Is sin really such a «big deal» that it required the sacrifice of Jesus to cancel it out?

Roger Benson, President of the New York State Public Employees Federation (PEF) underscored the need for greater balance: «The budget needs to have shared sacrifices but it does not require any sacrifices from the wealthy and big business.»

Anyway, the point is, Ferraris don't require huge sacrifice to enjoy, save for the big hill of cash you need to actually buy one.

Because the stakes are so often life - and - death and the real - life drama is inescapable, the big moments frequently feel bigger, the day - to - day inconveniences of life swept aside when a deployment comes knocking on the door or the mission requires even more sacrifice.

That's a big goal that will require creative thinking and sacrifice, but it might alleviate enough financial stress to be worth your trouble.

This is a big commitment, requires compromise and sacrifices, and there are going to be times when it is difficult.

Big flashpacking trips and long - term travel require huge sacrifices and an enormous commitment of resources that will be different for everyone.

It won't require a miracle or big sacrifices, just the will and policies to do it.»

After our first child was born and I wasn't enjoying the partnership track anymore, I'm finding that the sacrifices that are simply required by the profession to get to that pinnacle of partnership in big law were no longer compatible with what I wanted in my real life.