Sentences with phrase «to cost money»

When you say it that bluntly, it cheapens the underlying truth, so let me attempt to be a bit more genteel: We work so that we might tend to the many other things we care about in life (the vast majority of which cost money).

Even though engaging in some of these efforts might cost you some money, they are still more valuable to you because of the future billable hours they will create.

They know that every moment of lackluster productivity could cost them money in the long term.

You're right — if they are costing you money AND you can't stand another second of it?

Investors often use gold as a hedge against inflation, but higher interest rates dent the appeal of gold, which earns nothing and costs money to store and insure.

Incorporating a business costs money and there are additional costs associated with preparing corporate tax returns and filing reports to the government.

So why are you still using an old POS system that «leaks» energy, slowing down your business and costing you money as well?

Still, other individuals are way more insistent and they consider that every second that they spend at the negotiation table costs them money.

Getting customers cost money, keeping customers makes money.

Yes, the certification process will cost you some money and take some time, but certified financials increase the value of the company.

Whether you run ads on Facebook, launch a PPC campaign, or invest in display ads, it's going to cost you money.

Sure, there are always going to be the ones who are impossible to please; the few who aren't worth that extra effort and will end up costing you money in the long run.

Even if you don't care about global warming or sea levels, power and unproductive employees cost money.

We know laying pipes and wires cost money, so we accept paying them.

Yes, hiring a company to create a VR game or an app will cost some money, but you can shop around, as there are quite a few players in the market available to help you.

If you couldn't tell already, all of that takes a ton of work: After all, anybody can throw a «decent» article together, but it takes a true professional several hours to complete a landmark piece — and those hours cost money.

But this most basic municipal service costs money, and will cost more in the future.

Selling means moving somewhere else and that costs money.

«Any number of random things could work on YouTube,» Womack says, «and things that don't cost money often do work.

«Safety measures cost money,» she writes, «and electric utilities, under pressure to minimize costs, must find it hard to justify large safety expenditures if their liability is limited.»

The fact is, registering patents costs money, and it might not make commercial sense to have every business idea patented.

That costs us money.

New customers cost money to identify and acquire.

(These cost money, unlike the service.)

That's the thing about outsourcing: it saves time, but it costs money.

It costs money to move and store the tables, but that very month, the same number of people visit the restaurant, and profits per table go up.

I see many young entrepreneurs with a passion primarily for social change, who don't realize that changing the world costs money.

They innovate relentlessly, even when it costs money or seems risky.

A full wardrobe costs money and if you aren't wearing the vast majority of the clothing you buy, most of that money is wasted.

If I'm wrong, it costs us some money — we have $ 710 million on the table.»

The basic website is free but adding additional features, such as a custom domain name, premium templates and e-commerce tools, costs money.

Password management is critically important, and mishaps or carelessness can even potentially cost us money.

A company that has not yet hit profitability could be going like gangbusters, and that costs money.

They classify your home and car as assets based on a perceived market value, even though they cost you money each month and can depreciate each day you own them.

Those mini vacations didn't have to cost money.

But if you're not reviewing your statements each month, you could be paying for things you no longer use or you might miss billing errors that cost you money.

It costs money to close a mine, it costs money to re-open a mine, so people are reluctant to close mines.

Not doing this costs you money!

Excessive inventory may be obsolete or may soon become so; it also costs money to store and insure.

It's not just the bottom line of salary dollars that costs money.

The process takes time, so it costs money.

I'd be wary of any company that doesn't have a solid track record and good refund and return policies if it costs money.

Your developer can develop or license a special font to embed on the website that will cost some money but is well worth the price tag.

Adapting to trends like these costs money and is likely to pinch REIT profits.

Do not spend your money on anything that devalues over time or that costs money to maintain — like a car or house — and you will be on your way to having a totally different financial reality.»

I understand experience costs money, but I believe a young company requires people who get it and are passionate about the concept.

That's an attempt to circumvent Content ID and fighting it costs money, as does handling disputes when the system incorrectly flags videos as infringing copyright.

Advertising costs money — which may knock if off your to - do list for a while.

It also costs money to mine Bitcoin.

If you're not taking the time to figure out what the difference is, you could be costing yourself money.