Sentences with phrase «spending less money on something»

Note also that if VS customers are willing to pay more for the cotton in their panties, that inevitably means they're spending less money on something else — and spending less on something else means someone else, somewhere, is earning less money.

Not exact matches

This makes it harder to access the funds and less likely that you will spend the money on something stupid like a fidget spinner.

Instead of spending time and money on tattoos, how about actually doing something to help people less fortunate than you?

It has become something of an overriding theme of the sport at the moment that a club's expenditure determines, more or less, a club's achievements, and so it's almost refreshing to see a club spend as much money as Newcastle have and fall flat on their faces.

You spend all that money for a costume for your little one, who moans to get in on, wears it for less than an hour, manages to drop something on it before you step out the door, and then brings oodles of candy that you either have to hide, eat yourself (not that you need it) or watch painfully as she eats it while you swear you can hear her teeth disintegrating.

Her idea was to spend less money creating something trendy than spending butt loads of money on something similar sold in the stores.

She gets less than half of retail value, but «that's money I can then spend on something I actually want to wear, plus I free up precious closet space, so it's a win - win,» she says.

I've recently discovered Daniel Wellington, which may be proof that I've been under the old rock, but when trying to honour a promise one made to her future husband that went something along the lines of «I will spend less money on clothes» the rocks not a bad place to be.

It's the eternal question: Do I spend less on a good used car, or lay out more money on something new?

This makes it harder to access the funds and less likely that you will spend the money on something stupid like a fidget spinner.

When your money is automatically taken out of your paycheck, you're less likely to spend it on something else.

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.

While something like termite damage, flooding or mold would still likely cost you money in repairs with a mortgage, if you spend most of your cash on a house, you could end up with much less cash after paying for repairs.

The problem is that some dogs quickly tear up and ruin anything you buy for them, which makes it irritating to spend money on something, that may only last a couple of hours or less!

These ads reflect people's anxiety about the safety of nuclear reactors and the disapproval they feel about having their hard - earned money spent on something they clearly think is a bad idea, especially when safer, more affordable, less risky energy choices exist such as efficiency, wind, solar, and bioenergy.

One amusing comment on Inhabitat was a little less polite, «You can spend money on something that will fall apart on purpose!

Provided that the information presented on that CV is of no less sufficience than that of a normal (boring) CV, then an infographic CV would tell the recruiter that hey I really care about my career that's why I spent lots of time (or money) to give you something standing out and more concise (using graph, chart, etc) thus easier to read.

Finding gas prices at the pump to be around $ 3 or less a gallon also gives consumers more money to spend on something other than filling the gas tank each week.