Sentences with phrase «spending big money»

She tells us that governments across Africa have seen just how much influence the social network has and are spending big money to use it to try to swing elections.

Personal injury lawyers are notorious for spending big money on copious amounts of TV, radio, and billboard advertising.

Whenever possible, they'd rather wait with spending big money on adaptation projects until there is more certainty about the things to come.»

Trying out high - priced ports of earlier games might be a good canary in the coal mine to see if people are receptive to spending big money on Nintendo games on mobile up front.

It's theme park season and that can mean spending big money.

Bicycle prices increase every year and cyclists who are serious about their sport are spending big money on high value bikes.

I like his view on the market and the most I like the advice of not spending big money in the first year.

Many are actually spending big money self - publishing their books.

Publishers have been spending big money the last few years, trying to next the next Hunger Games, 50 Shades of Grey or Harry Potter.

The added safety kit alone — including six airbags and ESC — make this the version many wouldn't mind spending big money on.

If you're spending big money on a French premium product you might as well do it properly: ignore Elegance trim and head straight for Prestige models, which add desirable bits and pieces like LED / Xenon headlights, leather trim, mood lighting and front windows which cut down on wind and road noise.

Finally, Bagley closed with a message to Johnson, but it is a message that should be delivered to all the people who are spending big money to undermine democracy in Bridgeport.

It is deceptive, a total red - herring, for a guy to believe that spending big money on a date will make the woman attracted to him.

it's amazing what we can do ourselves ya know without going out and spending big money.

Curiosity aside, spending big money on Proxima b may eventually become an existential requirement.

Washington — A new Super PAC plans to begin spending big money in the race for Central New York's congressional seat, already on pace to be the most expensive election battle in the region's history.

At the same time, a good quarter by an incumbent member of Congress can discourage outside political groups from spending big money against them in the November election.

Both campaigns are spending big money on TV ads, and Obama's grassroots turnout operation is about to go into...

The Upper East Side congresswoman, who easily defeated her primary challenger, newcomer Reshma Saujani, in the Sept. 14 primary, lambasted the Republicans and their «secretive outside groups» who are spending big money on attack ads in many of these races.

Both campaigns are spending big money on TV ads, and Obama's grassroots turnout operation is about to go into full gear.

It's a great opportunity to see if it works for you, without spending the big money on the big stands.

@ Gooner4life — you speak as if Arsenal have a history of spending big money on marquee players.

There is no point spending big money on players, then not playing that system that gets the best out of them.

«Chelsea will have a new manager in Antonio Conte and desperately need to improve, while I can see Manchester City spending big money to get the new era under Pep Guardiola off to the best possible start.

Arsene Wenger has his heart rooted to the core of the club and people who criticise him for not spending big money, to put it simply, do not care about the club or its ethos.

Bayern aren't afraid of spending some big money either with Martinez coming in last summer, Gotze recently and Lewandowski likely following suit.

The bad news for Arsenal fans on the transfer front right now, along with the usual frustration about the seeming inactivity on the part of Arsene Wenger and our club, is that the hated pairing of Jose Mourinho and Manchester United are spending big money on what appear to be some very good players like Mkhitaryan and Ibrahimovic.

So spending big money is NOT a requirement to be successful.

We have the money, the squad, CL, fan base etc, look what a difference Sanchez made by spending big money.

Wenger & Co have NO intention of spending big Money and that straight from the Ivan Gazidis.

I personally think that Cazorla would love to see the Frenchman show some real intent by going out and spending big money on a world class striker to finish off the chances that the Spaniard and his Arsenal team mates create.

It is not getting any better for Arsenal fans and Arsene Wenger, and instead of the last few days of the transfer window being a period in which the problems of the team could be sorted by spending some big money on the right players after a poor start to the latest Premier League campaign, it is turning into a time of even more misery as we lose key stars to direct rivals and are unable to replace them because players do not seem to be too keen on signing for the Gunners anymore.

He never even tried for players like Kante, Matic, Carvalho, Krychowiak etc Kroenke hasn't completely stopped Wenger from spending big money.

that Wenger doesn't like spending Big money on Top quality players, but again, like the above mentioned players, he will occasionally go for a big name player when there's a bargain price attached to him.

No he's not still a good player He's over thye hill and injury prone for a strikers position in a top tier team, he's a bargain basement substitute for spending big money and its just not acceptable to have RVP back instead of a new w / c striker

As reported by The Telegraph, however, the Arsenal boss played down this pressure and declared one again that he would not be forced into spending big money on a player just for the sake of it, going on to suggest that unless the player in question was better than the likes of Theo Walcott, Joel Campbell and Alex Iwobi then there was not much point in Arsenal signing them.

We are all impressed with real madrid but look at how much that starting 11 was and even their bench, they have won two champions league in a row due to the accumation of spending big money on world class players over the years.

Arsenal fans may well argue that the Gunners and Arsene Wenger have not been spending big money to win the title at all, and there has been a lot of anger that the boss only signed Petr Cech in the summer and then Mohamed Elneny in January, but you can not argue that our squad cost a lot more than that of Leicester.

as much as it pains me to say it, he does not have what it takes OR is basically scared and very lazy I mean its rediculous the club has an ethos of not spending big money on players that would make a difference but spend in excess of 360,000 per annum on a player that does NOTHING.

In other words «We have lots of competition, and spending big money does not guarantee success!

# 12million may also prove too expensive for Arsenal, who don't have a great recent history of spending big money on strengthening their squad.

He's kept Tottenham within touching distance of the top four and on the verge of winning of a trophy without spending big money to change his squad.

The Dutchman took over at United in the summer, and has made a great number of changes to the first - team squad at Old Trafford, offloading some under - performers and spending big money on some exciting high - profile names such as Angel Di Maria and Radamel Falcao.

I'm sure Wenger wants Eleney to play both DM and B2B positions Wenger doesn't believe in spending big money on any defensive positions

I hope Wenger (if he doesn't get fired) thinks before spending big money on defense and midfield.

I can't believe the same fans that critizied him for not spending big money are still the same ones complaining he spent so much on mustafi.

(So that is why he has not been spending the big money to bring in the top names then!)

David Miscavige is spending big money like a Hollywood mogul.

The North American beverage setback came despite PepsiCo spending big money on two Super Bowl ads in the period, one for brand Pepsi and another one for Mtn Dew.

Things did turn a bit somber on the topic of China, a large and important market where Uber is spending big money to grow.