Sentences with phrase «to put more money into something»

«I think they made the right call by not putting any more money into it,» said Joost van Dreunen, chief executive of SuperData Research, a video game and interactive entertainment market research firm.

In fact, only over the past few years has the school put more money into it (buying and then renovating the stadium, putting in new locker rooms, etc.), and that's resulted in an almost immediate uptick in Hamilton's ability to recruit, as you would expect.

Getting a bigger house and putting more money into it doesn't save you any money, it's just a way to consume more «house» - so, unlike regular investing, it's not really responsible and doesn't contribute to your financial well - being.

@Mike B. I like to purchase more distressed properties and put more money into them as well.

Don't be tempted to put more money into it than you should.

If it isn't longer school days, shorter hols, rote learning, over loaded curriculum etc, etc it's now trying to make us all use school dinners because the Tories can't be arsed to put more money into it.

If the government stuck with it and put more money into it we would have an answer much more quickly.

I rather limit my losses than to put more money into it.

The US currency neutral index really seems like a bargain when you look at the price per share ($ 6.70 at the moment) so I've been tempted to put a more money into it; based on this though it sounds like a bad idea.

If your employer is a bigger company, you might have a 401 (k) plan, that's a little bit better than a simple IRA because you can put more money into it.

«I put more money into it, and slowly he asked me for more money still, and we slowly build up the account whereby I think we deposited a total of nearly half a million dollars.»

I cashed almost $ 1500... I was afraid to put more money into it.

The amount spent will be deducted from your account until the account reaches zero or you put more money into it.

I wanted to test - drive it before 1) I put more money into it and 2) before I recommended people take a look at it.

(Overall, our house is good, though, we just had to put more money into it than we expected!)