Sentences with phrase «to increase something over time»

In many cases, the cards do not cost extra, and adding someone with a less - then - stellar credit score can help the additional user increase it over time.

Keeping and increasing them over time becomes your responsibility.

In this way, the company can keep your premiums the same instead of increasing them over time.

Start with whatever you can afford today, and aim to steadily increase it over time.

To avoid potential complications, people who are not accustomed to taking psyllium husk or whole seed products should begin with lower - than - normal doses and gradually increase them over time.

Buffett likes companies that have a long history of paying dividends, and even increasing them over time.

The main point is to start with a smaller number and incrementally increase it over time, learning as we go

An income plan will cap your payments at a percentage of income, and a graduated repayment plan starts with low payments and gradually increases them over time.

«I always tell people to just save something — whatever is doable for you — and increase it over time,» Sullivan says.

Whether a company is able to generate earnings and increase them over time is a key consideration for fundamental traders: Investors buy shares in publicly traded companies in the hope that the share price will rise as the value of the overall business grows, which is directly tied to a company's ability to increase revenue and profits.

Choose a guide stop (lines per stop or stops per line) which is comfortable at first, but try to increase it over time.

I'm looking for companies that have a solid history of paying dividends and lean towards companies that are able to increase them over time (commonly called dividend «all stars»).

The initial credit limit was laughable, like # 1000, but I've increased it over time.

Start with a small amount and increase it over time.

Also available is the graduated plan which sets up lower payments at the beginning but increases them over time, and the extended payment plan which offers the most flexibility for parents.

That's why insurers often cap the amount of benefits for the initial years, increasing them over time (e.g. 50 % of benefits in year one, 65 % in year two, 80 % in year three and 100 % in year four).