Sentences with phrase «start throwing money at you»

If you didn't start throwing your money at the screen six words into that last sentence, then you're either completely dead inside, or else you enjoy things that are different from the things that I enjoy, in which case you are dead to me.»

Whatever it is, you need to have a clear set of marketing goals before you start throwing money at something.

Too many authors just start throwing money at marketing but they don't have any plan behind doing so.

I'd like to determine if the problem is with the actuator or the wiring, before I just start throwing money at the problem.

Not exact matches

Companies with traction or ones that are started by a previously successful entrepreneur often get money thrown at them.

Many start - up companies don't have the resources to throw at security nor the many decades of history in trying to keep client money safe, said Westby.

Instead of band - aiding the problem by throwing money at it, you might consider scrapping the whole thing altogether and starting from scratch.

They say it shows that venture capitalists, desperate to invest in the next Facebook or LinkedIn, are blindly throwing money at start - ups that have not shown they can build something useful, much less a business that can provide decent returns on investment.

Maybe my stats are wrong but an awful lot of money seems to have been thrown at this guy in the hope he'd be great when we would have been far better buying someone proven from the start.

Man City throws bags of money at average players (Fernando, Fernandinho, Mangala and so on — all 30m +) and in truth their starting line up from 4 years ago still relies on Yaya Toure, Aguero and Silva.

Wenger went to persuade the player, that is good and all, but unless someone goes and persuades the owners and the agent by throwing money at them well then it's a non start from the beginning.

I agree that given his injury record his new contract should start at about 50k and be incentive laden but given the money being thrown around I'd expect the high end to be about 50k / week higher.

To start off, Kate threw a softball at the kids asking an easy question: what is money?

We start with the phenomenon of Big Science, which occurs when society deems an area of research important enough to throw money and resources at it.

While critics point out the dangers of throwing money at your problems without careful thought, it's a good sign that the world's billionaires are starting an important conversation about philanthropy and activism.

Usually people are willing to change their diet when their health deteriorate and at this point they are ready to throw money to start to eat healthy, but this doesn't mean you buy more healthy foods, because healthy food doesn't cost more.

Then the action starts and... well, apparently Fox threw a bunch of money at Silver Surfer because the action sequences are great... not to mention Tim Story being able to handle them a lot better.

I'm not happy paying $ 8.99 or $ 9.99 or $ 12.99 for a paperback (especially considering that when I first started buying paperbacks, they were 15 cents), and I'm not happy paying nearly thirty bucks for a hardback (somewhere shy of ten bucks back in the day); I'm not happy paying anything for an ebook because at least for me, I've purchased nothing (can't hold it, can't stack it, smell it, riffle its pages, can't throw it against a wall)-- but if I want the work and that's the only format it is available in, I spend the money.

So you throw extra money at your student loans and get them paid off, but then you say, «I'll start saving when I am more established — like a house and car.»

Start with the smallest debt and throw as much money at it as possible while making minimum payments on the others.

In my opinion it seems in the best interest of most people to throw money into the Vanguard account, I believe they have one that starts at 1,000 but one of the better funds is 3,000 minimum.

Q&A with Patrice Washington: «Getting real» about money — When managing money and building wealth, progress starts with believing you can tackle anything life throws at you, according to author Patrice Washington.

There's good reason why arcades have all but died out; console and PC games started gradually catching up in technological capability with what was available in cabinets to the point where gamers would rather stay at home and play for free, any time of day, as much as they wanted, than make a trip to throw their money down a black hole.

Too often in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander affairs we see the one off or stop - start policy — the Minister or bureaucrat gets a good idea at the time and throws a bit of money out there and then priorities change and so does the money.