Sentences with phrase «usually lack of money»

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Sales dollars are used to pay for expenses, so there is a clear financial impact of not having as much sales money available to pay for expenses; however, the very dangerous part of sales stagnation or decline is that it usually indicates a lack of customer acceptance, which is key to any business.

when you know that Chelsea had Salah and Debruyne in their ranks it's tell you the progress we have to make in this area (in this one we don't have the excuse of lack of money: young players are usually cheap).

Money, and the potential lack of it, is usually a source of worry for everyone involved in academic research.

Nationwide, 50 percent of teachers don't make it after six or seven years, and money is not usually the top issue — it's the lack of feedback, coaching and professional development.»

For some, bad credit has been the problem, but for most, a lack of down payment money is usually the issue.

Those hoops are usually having to pay more money on thing like fees and deposits to accommodate for the lack of trust.

• The third is lack of asset class diversification (having too much money in one asset class, usually real estate).

Temp roles usually offer more money than their perm equivalent due to their relative lack of security, so it makes sense to clearly highlight the (hopefully enticing) pay package as well!