Sentences with phrase «then suggest an amount»

They will then suggest an amount that is affordable for you while offering your creditors more money than what they would receive if you did file bankruptcy.

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Neighbor's algorithm calculates a suggested rent amount based on the size, safety of the location, and the «amenities» available (smoke detectors, security cameras, and lockable doors, to name a few), and then gives the host the option to stick to the suggested range or go outside of it.

For example, if a founder contributes a significant amount of cash (i.e. enough to buy a car) to fund the company, then I might suggest that the company issue preferred stock with a liquidation preference and no other rights to the founder, as opposed to issuing common stock.

You could certainly use a liquid oil instead, but then I'd suggest using a bit less (maybe 2/3 the amount).

If you are and want a natural way to up the protein in your smoothie, then I suggest adding some almond butter and upping the amount of almond milk so it doesn't end up as thick as pudding.

I tried creaming it with the butter in the amount suggested (for the base) but I guess the brand I'm using is different as it was tooth achingly sweet, so binned it and started again this time melting the butter and stirring the coconut and ground almond into it then spreading it out in the pan as the base.

Plus some resources say this isn't good because you're cutting down on the amount of Breastmilk they are getting so they suggest to offer a full nursing then wait 1 -2 hours for solids....

I didn't believe her and suggested that we test her claim by measuring the amount of poop that gets left on the carpet each day, and then comparing our results with the day in question.

These findings suggest that if your children have a mild reaction to a food — maybe it makes them break out in a mild rash or causes digestive troubles — then «they would be best to continue to include having small amounts on a regular basis,» Palmer says.

If you do not notice any improvement in the amount of time suggested by your doctor, then it may be time to try a new approach.

They also suggest that the amount of sediment carried to the mouth of the Amazon each year and then dumped offshore should increase over time — something actually seen in sediment cores drilled from that area.

If you experience temporary beneficial cleansing reactions that you find undesirable (such as loose bowels), reduce amount used to one teaspoon or less, and then gradually increase over several days or weeks back up to suggested use.

I suggest that you go to the navy calculator to get your bmi and then go into ketogains macrocalculator to get the proper amount of grams for carbs, fat, and protein.

Once you have a decent amount of muscular development on these exercises, you can then play around with hitting the chest from different angles using different exercises like Roc has suggested.

I would suggest staying away from fast food altogether, due to the high number of calories and it's high fat and salt content, but if you do feel the urge then there are some swaps you can do to help lower the amount of calories:

The title suggests this adapts Lewis Carroll's 1871 follow - up to his original Alice book, but then that was reinterpreted by Burton and company, so anything goes at this point and returning screenwriter Linda Woolverton (Maleficent) again takes copious amounts of creative license.

If Not, Then I Suggest The Bookshelf Approach Where Only A Limited Amount Of Not Purchased Books Can Be Downloaded At One Time.

It will then suggest the exact dollar amounts you need in each asset class to succeed and attain your goals.

But if you really want to turn a portion of your nest egg into something that approximates a pension — a specific amount of money you can count on month in and month out for the rest of your life — then I suggest you suspend your wariness about annuities long enough to at least consider a type of annuity that's easier to understand, less prone to the abuses that are too often associated with annuities and is very efficient at turning savings into assured lifetime income — namely, an immediate annuity.

We had a conversation in which he suggested that it would be cool to have a spreadsheet that could «specify debts, interest rates, and a goal date for zero debt, then automatically find the amount that needs to be spent on the debt in the specified snowball method to hit that date goal.»

Then they can use cash flow for annual contributions to their RRSPs in amounts sufficient to push their tax bill down to the top of the first federal bracket, currently about $ 46,000, Moran suggests.

Dear Anil, Suggest you to invest a portion of Rs 5 Lakh for your long - term goals and the remaining portion towards down payment, and then take a car loan for the remaining balance amount.

Now having said that, if you do actually have an appreciable amount of equity in your property then we're going to suggest that we consider filing a consumer proposal; making an offer to the creditors to pay back part of what you owe but protecting the property as part of the deal.

As suggested in my previous comment, kindly calculate the approx amount of corpus required to get the expected monthly income and then let's work backwards.

It all depends on the time - frame, your current economic profile, expected return etc., Suggest you to go through below articles and you can get rough idea about setting up goal amounts and then working back - wards on how much to save for the set goals... 1 — Kid's education goal planning & calculator.

Dear Vel, Suggest you to allocate some money to long - term goals and then if any remaining amount, can be allocated for home loan repayment.

Then you will need to log into your account, calculate the amount to be allocated to each fund in the chosen portfolio based on the allocation amounts suggested, and place individual trades for each fund.

If the CAD goes up by exactly the amount that FX forwards suggest it should, then the tracking error should be extremely small, amounting to essentially the transaction costs of FX forwards, which are tiny.

But if you really can't do without the psychological crutch of dollar - cost averaging, then I suggest at least minimize its shortcomings by reducing the amount of time it takes to get to your target asset allocation.

Another way that is similar to some of the ways you suggest is that you pretend that the interest rate is a couple of percent above what you are paying currently and you then make your payment the amount you would pay at the higher interest rate..

then... try reducing the enzymes by 1/8 or even just 1 / 16th of a tsp... try this for 3 days... see if the burps subside AND also watch the poos to make sure that they are still good... The reason why i am suggesting this is because when we first start treating EPI dogs with enzymes you need to hit them hard and heavy with enzymes... but once they become stable, it is recommended to try and reduce the amount of enzymes to the lowest dose possible while still yielding good results (translation = good poo!)

If it costs you $ 270 to earn these 158,000 Gold Points as Frequent Miler suggests is possible, and as I agree, then the fractional cost of 18,000 miles (meaning only the portion of the amount spent to earn 100,000 of those Gold Points, about $ 171) would be only 0.95 cents per mile.

I'd suggest CHARGING the scientific journals a small amount to publish the papers, and then using the funds to maintain an archive.

Saying the maths suggests that selecting only 15 % of the land surface in australia, and then increasing the soil carbon by a mere 1 % (or was it 1 % per annum over x period) that this would sequester an amount of CO2 emmissions equivalent to all of Australia's carbon emissions since white settlement.

C. From here we then would need to determine the rough amount of doubling cycles between the CO2 voided planetoid and the suggested pre-anthropogenic 240ppm content.

If you spend a (x) billion to take actions to lower a countries CO2 emissions, but there is no data to suggest that the amount of the «avoided increase» will have an impact on the future climate - then it would be an inefficient expenditure.

Has a nice little discussion on these two specific graphs and considering the amount of reseearch and data that shows the bottom one is «closer» to being right then the small amount that went into the top one — and the issues of splicing different temperature sets — and the data originating from an incredibly small region demographically, common sense would suggest you view the top one with more skepticism.

In fact I'm going to suggest that when the ocean changes from sunny to cloudy, then the amount of DSR decreases but so does the amount the ocean can radiate from its bulk (as per ongoing discussion) and therefore convection will increase the warmth at the top of the ocean where it cant get out as effectively.

If some of this is from land use and urban heating (and one studies suggests it is.35 C for the century), and some is solar heating -LRB-.25 C for century), then the amount attributable to carbon dioxide becomes less.

However, if the employer has specifically asked you to do so then give yourself some room for manoeuvre by indicating a fairly wide salary range and by suggesting that the amount would depend on the responsibilities of the job and the total package on offer including bonuses, annual leave, pension etc..

A board member suggested I create a purchase price $ 50,000 higher then a credit for that amount to me from the seller.

Two national industry trade association commenters provided examples of suggested replacement tables for transactions without a seller, both of which started with the loan amount and then deducted payoffs and closing costs from the loan amount.