The resistance was not just about dollars and cents, though.
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Here, too, the problem comes down to dollars and cents.
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Now, let's understand what that means in dollars and cents.
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"Exactly how many dollars and cents he got — who knows?"
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Well, it could just be a question of dollars and cents.
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This organ shortage is also a matter of dollars and cents.
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Negotiation isn't about dollars and cents or emotions or deal terms.
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Did this translate into some practical facility with dollars and cents?
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Its success can also be added up in dollars and cents.
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Sometimes dollars and cents are a matter of life and death.
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You don't need to bother with the actual dollars and cents.
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That has a real dollars and cents impact, although short-lived.
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Or is the slowdown just routine haggling over dollars and cents?
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Turning passion and rage into dollars and cents is fight promotion 101.
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It's less about the actual dollars and cents of the term sheet.
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But these cuts cannot be thought of as merely dollars and cents.
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But the blowback against Price was about more than dollars and cents.
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But DeJoria doesn't measure his success in terms of dollars and cents.
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Decision-making was more and more a matter of dollars and cents.
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A paycheck is more than just the dollars and cents it stands for.
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They also bring more of an accountant's perspective to dollars-and-cents issues.
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They're procuring wind and solar for dollars and cents, not for altruistic motivations.
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The ethos of austerity prized dollars and cents over children and their health.
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Economists have talked about this urban migration in terms of dollars and cents.
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Outside of dollars and cents, there are other ways to measure that cost.
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Here's a peek at the dollars and cents behind the events in Washington.
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"Amazon, like most big companies, is dollars-and-cents oriented," Mr. Zandi said.
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Just what that's worth in dollars-and-cents will become apparent on June 19.
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"Our decisions are not just about dollars and cents," said RBNZ Governor Adrian Orr.
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"The main value of the US is not just dollars and cents," Bolt said.
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"This is all about the dollars and cents" of the property market, she said.
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But right now, we're only winning if you're keeping score in dollars and cents.
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The judge said that depended on whether you calculated cost other than dollars and cents.
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"Sometimes the efficiencies that are realized are not always in dollars and cents," Shark said.
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Once you've determined your focus, set a specific goal around it in dollars and cents.
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Beyond the dollars and cents are the irreplaceable lives saved of civilians and American soldiers.
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It shows where exactly a candidate's priorities and vision are, in dollars-and-cents terms.
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The girl who became a woman who spends her days focused on dollars and cents.
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What was lighthearted fun for everyday people was, ultimately, dollars and cents for investors and executives.
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The diminished status of white working class men, however, is not limited to dollars and cents.
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The taxes I'm talking about aren't paid in dollars and cents or imposed by the government.
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The big question, in the end, is how one can measure security in dollars and cents.
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Discrimination "is not simply dollars and cents, hamburgers and movies," he wrote in a concurring opinion.
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Even if I can't come up with the dollars and cents answer for why it's worth doing.
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Here, you should enter the exact amount you would like to pay, using both dollars and cents.
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Ultimately, eliminating money bail is not just a matter of dollars and cents, it is common sense.
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These relationships also contribute to integration and child care, assets not easily quantified in dollars and cents.
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Twenty years ago, I faced a major test of placing loyalty and friendship over dollars and cents.
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On the one hand, in dollars and cents terms they are simply the biggest part of the bill.
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Yet there are also costs to ignoring reform, measured in ruined lives, body bags and dollars and cents.
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"Budgets are not just dollars and cents — they are a statement of our nation's priorities," said Van Hollen.
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While keeping a closer eye on dollars and cents, Alphabet's new approach may be coming at a cost.
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So, I think the psychological effect of assuring the staff is more important than the dollars and cents.
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From a sheer "dollars and cents" perspective, CNCS is one of the best bargains in the federal government.
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Trump's foreign policy approach frequently reduces key diplomatic or military issues to transactional questions of dollars and cents.
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In his professional opinion, the right time to take Social Security doesn't always come down to dollars and cents.
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"As always, it's based on a business decision and it all comes down to dollars and cents," he said.
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The issue of a family getting a tax credit, however, "is much broader than dollars and cents," he said.
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Spend on the important thingsI look at my budget as my list of priorities translated into dollars and cents.
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Likewise, as a people leader, you need to talk dollars and cents as early in the process as possible.
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Of course, beyond the dollars and cents, Trump's earlier calls to deport the undocumented immigrant population are deeply inhumane.
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CreditCreditEiko Ojala We organize the money in our wallets in units of currency, dollars and cents, bills and coins.
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I guess in terms of dollars and cents, teams are not seeing that as a value at this point.
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For the tech companies who put on the events, the costs can't be measured in just dollars and cents.
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"This is not really a dollars-and-cents strike," said James Phelps, a 59-year-old American history teacher.
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Ultimately though, using Facebook comes with a cost, even if it's not paid up front in dollars and cents.
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The last is a starker calculation of dollars and cents: Tesla would be buying SolarCity at a cheap price.
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This is not an issue of dollars and cents; it's about protecting human rights in pursuit of reproductive justice.
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While professional soccer may be about dollars and cents, the World Cup may just be a little more priceless.
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The antiquated FDA drug approval process is costing Americans more than dollars and cents, but lives of families and friends.
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After a quick conversion of sickles, knuts, and galleons into dollars and cents, a clearer picture of his fortune appeared.
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This crisis is a lesson about a failed Republican philosophy of government that puts dollars and cents ahead of people.
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Thursday, represents the most concrete translation of Trump's nationalistic and populist rhetoric on the campaign trail into dollars and cents.
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AI might increase productivity and income, but it might have other impacts that can't be measured in dollars and cents.
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"While people may have strong feelings in other areas, the stock market is predicated on dollars and cents," he said.
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"It's not just an impact of dollars and cents, but it's an impact that is psychological as well," Munayyer says.
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He thinks Trump giving the Saudis a pass for the nefarious slaying makes perfect sense ... as in, dollars and cents.
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You can bet the dollars and cents of the deal won't make their way into the company's marketing materials about HQ2.
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" Kelleher also warns against simply using a dollars and cents approach to trade: "Trade can be about more than dollar amounts.
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This is an important way we need to discuss these issues because we're not just talking about dollars and cents here.
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I calculate more in opportunity cost than in hard dollars and cents, and that has made my life so much richer.
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Living a richer life isn't just about dollars and cents — it means making choices based on what you value the most.
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So many people struggle with sticking to a budget and managing their spending because they start with the dollars and cents.
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"Certainly, in terms of dollars and cents, it has been a net gain," said David Callahan, the editor of Inside Philanthropy.
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In addition, don't forget to look beyond dollars and cents for other things that may be easier to negotiate than higher pay.
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"If nothing changed year over year (the adviser would) be paid exactly the same in terms of dollars and cents," Naratil said.
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She repeatedly emphasized that scientists will need to convince the Trump administration of their value — which means talking in dollars and cents.
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It has to do with dollars and cents ... and Sarah -- a major Bernie Sanders backer -- wants to hit the banks where it hurts.
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For their sake, conscientious Americans have risked and sacrificed their all, including the material things we treasure in terms of dollars and cents.
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With Action Jack handling the budgeting and V.C. funding, Richard can focus on pursuing his coding dreams without concern about dollars and cents.
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The price we pay for not investing is not measured in dollars and cents, but in our kids' health and diminished educational potential.
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Trade agreements were meant to (and did) make America richer, but they were also, from the beginning, about more than dollars and cents.
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If not for mere diversity's sake, it sounds like Akon believes there are actual dollars and cents to be had by following advice.
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But this sort of social media movement isn't necessarily about the bottom line of dollars and cents, it's about how a company is perceived.
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But while the fiscal debate around the death penalty is important, for me, the issue at hand is not dollars and cents, but justice.
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Whether you want a debt snowball, debt avalanche, or have a different payoff preference, this breaks down the dollars and cents of each strategy.
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What this means in dollars and cents for Facebook can be seen in numbers contained in its first-quarter financial results, released on Wednesday.
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What we spend our money on is influenced by our values, so the ranking reflects our values in a concrete, dollars-and-cents way.
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Conversations about the gender gap are usually focused on dollars and cents, because women still earn 80 cents for every dollar a man makes.
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They have long been known to canvass for dollars and cents in town markets, and their collection tins are fondly displayed in local storefronts.
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"It all comes down to the basics of the dollars and cents, so get current statements of value of assets and get things clarified."
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But when pressed about the dollars and cents of the 4-year contract, Cruz keeps it real ... championship or bust for that kind of money.
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He notes that consumers often waste money by chasing deals that offer a big percentage of savings — but in dollars and cents, not so much.
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Currently the legislative focus is on limiting the prices charged by "Big Pharma" for individual medications: a simple monetary cost expressed in dollars and cents.
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In terms of dollars and cents, the largest parts of the farm bill are the nutrition title, crop insurance subsidies, conservation programs, and commodity subsidies.
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As is my custom when change comes fast, I focused my worry on the concrete, clear data of the dollars and cents in our bank accounts.
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Next year, his political task is keeping them on his side if Congress enacts an economic agenda with a larger dollars-and-cents payoff for others.
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I think that the president, like other members of his family, and a lot of people around him see America in terms of dollars and cents.
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The thrust of Clinton's pitch to voters was about the unreliability and instability of her ego-bloated opponent, he says—not on dollars-and-cents issues.
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Whether they attack the environment or other public protections, ideological policy riders simply have no place in budget bills, which should be about dollars and cents.
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But budgeting for prevention and the study of infectious diseases is about more than just dollars and cents devoted to a critical mission that saves lives.
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The years of therapy and rehabilitation for those whose lives have been destroyed by the violence of terror cannot be summed up in dollars and cents.
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Yeah, I think in the karmic balance, if we're really want to count dollars and cents, if you look at the Exes final, each person got $150,000.
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Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff was a class act throughout the negotiations, but at the end of the day it came down to dollars and cents, said Weiner.
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At the most basic level, investing extra resources in being more careful about the civic impact of your tweets doesn't necessarily pay off in dollars and cents.
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Getting it on its feet would be a decisive move in making emitters pay, providing dollars-and-cents motivation to cut energy use and switch to renewables.
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In this country, children are coming up empty when it comes to dollars and cents and both schools and parents are a big part of the blame.
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Also, in one of its more notable concessions, Amazon Go, which has prided itself on not having cash registers, will also take old-fashioned dollars and cents.
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"If you're talking about pure dollars and cents, it's safe to make that assumption," said Mark Conrad, the director of the sports business program at Fordham University.
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She knew a different Vida than they did, and she struggles to understand how the daughters can view her business as a matter of dollars and cents.
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"You do have to give up some things, but you decide based on strict dollars and cents, as well as tax compliance and reporting considerations," said Shier.
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Instead of picking a bank based on the number of locations near my house, I picked my accounts with a primary focus on the dollars and cents.
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With both sides saying they support the goals of the standards, a central point in the debate will be: What is privacy worth in dollars and cents?
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With both sides saying they support the goals of the standards, a central point in the debate will be: What is privacy worth in dollars and cents?
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"A traditional moving company is focused on moving — dollars and cents — [and] they want the largest and the biggest moves out there," Shyft CEO Alex Alpert told TechCrunch.
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Let's not forget that that the team's founding owner Phil Rawlins moved the team to Orlando from Austin after the dollars and cents ceased to add up there.
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The same pint of ice cream might cost one person "$6.95 and 12 Hours of Bloating" and cost someone else nothing more than the simple dollars and cents.
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After economists translated those gains into dollars-and-cents dividends, states started to increase spending on prekindergarten, with solidly Republican states like Oklahoma and Georgia leading the pack.
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Chinese experts have made clear that they perceive the ever-larger rounds of American tariffs as part of a broad American challenge that goes beyond dollars and cents.
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Rather than slashing anti-poverty programs, the fiscally prudent question to ask is: How much does this high rate of poverty cost our nation in dollars and cents?
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To hear Uber tell it, however, getting access to military bases isn't a matter of dollars and cents (although that's certainly part of it), but a matter of safety.
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New Yorkers sick of the uncertainties of the urban dating scene can now turn to a new app designed to reduce the complexities of dating to dollars and cents.
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I remember the first time I approached a boss for an increase in pay, I had to prove my worth to the bottom line in real dollars and cents.
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It's time for the candidates to stop talking slogans and start talking sense — or dollars and cents — so that voters can know what they mean and choose among them.
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The service would provide "the student loan customer with specific understanding of long-term dollars and cents ramification of making purchases using their student loan funds," the document states.
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The exact right approach for your friend regarding their retirement income could be the exact wrong approach for you, and the reasons are not always rooted in dollars and cents.
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Each week, host Mona Chalabi brings together a panel of experts to discuss everything you need to make sense of the facts, figures, dollars, and cents that shape our world.
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We got the comedian Tuesday at LAX, where he dished on why DACA recipients are so important to our country -- and his reasoning comes down to dollars and cents, straight-up.
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The problem is that foreign policy is too complicated to be reduced to a simple question of dollars and cents, and viewing the world solely through that lens is profoundly dangerous.
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Part of that will require learning how to talk about science not only in the kind of language a layperson can understand, but also in the language of dollars and cents.
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The argument against: The U.S. isn't simply doing other countries a favor by placing troops on their soil — those soldiers deliver geopolitical benefits that can't be measured in dollars and cents.
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"Making government data immediately available is a valuable resource for taxpayers, both in terms of dollars and cents but also in efficiency," BOEM Director Abigail Ross Hopper said in a statement.
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"I use a lot of stainless steel, so I'm still trying to gobble up every bit of material that I can and not worry about the dollars and cents," he said.
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But you do need to understand your core values — which have nothing to do with dollars and cents — so that you can align your spending with things that reflect those values.
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"From a pure dollars-and-cents perspective, I'm able to earn money, save money and grow our financial well-being at the same time as actually growing our family," he said.
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"[E]conomic factors may be a part of this equation, but it's much more than dollars and cents that hang in the balance," says Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore.
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UPDATE: MAY 6, 11:00 A.M. AEST: The biggest roadblock to sites including Pirate Bay, Torrentz, TorrentHound and IsoHunt being blocked in Australia looks like it will simply be dollars and cents.
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They have proven to be priceless when measured in diplomatic currency at South Korea's Winter Games, but a glance at their expenses show they are a relative bargain in dollars and cents.
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A hidden experiment included in recent research suggests that workers could be motivated to save more if they picture their future self, rather than only focusing on the dollars and cents involved.
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Goals such as meeting their company's profit or target revenue ranked well below, meaning millennials are generally more concerned with the social impact of a project rather than the dollars and cents.
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"This wasn't only about dollars and cents but what Boston and New England brings to the table," said John Fish, chief executive officer of Suffolk Construction Company, New England's largest building company.
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Beyond the narrow dollars and cents, the state of the labor market has far-reaching implications for everything from criminal justice to racial equity to the performance of the higher education system.
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At the time, the Trump administration expressed a willingness to cut the agency's funding, which I believed would ultimately cost us dearly, not only in dollars and cents, but in human misery.
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Silencing the protests, silencing the Trump tweets, and trying to get the NFL out of partisan politics and contentious racial disagreements is kind of a no-brainer from a dollars-and-cents viewpoint.
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But more than just dollars and cents, there is also the issue of common sense: the backlog of infrastructure projects at our national parks limits access and impairs visitor experiences and recreation opportunities.
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While the trade debate raged on behind closed doors in the cavernous National Convention Center, technologists in a nearby hotel brain-stormed ways to get e-commerce dollars and cents flowing within Asia.
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Trump and Republican leaders must therefore reinforce that consensus by communicating tax reform in terms of dollars and cents, articulating its power to positively impact the economic outlook of every citizen in this country.
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But immigrant rights advocates say leaving this group out of the $2 trillion plan isn't merely a matter of dollars and cents, and it isn't something that only affects undocumented workers and their families.
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Anyone hit with a ransomware attack must reckon with the dollars and cents: Will it cost more to pay up, or to try to eradicate the malware and restore the data without giving in?
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The problem is that foreign policy can't be reduced to a question of dollars and cents, and attempts to do so — even in the form of Trump's bombastic campaign rhetoric — can do lasting damage.
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The company was based on the premise that there was a group of women who would want to buy, with hard dollars and cents, the image Ms. Trump herself was selling to the world.
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By the standards of Hollywood and those who share its bottom-line thinking, I imagine that Cannes hasn't meant much to the American industry for decades, at least in terms of dollars and cents.
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The impact in the American theater has not been just about dollars and cents, or accessibility, or the makeup of the audience, as the playwright Arthur Miller once explained to me in an interview.
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We also have to look at these things from a broader perspective than just dollars and cents, and look at what the benefits yielded to the American people are — and beyond that, to humanity.
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These inventors, whose focus is naturally consumed with the 1s and 0s and the dollars and cents of their applications, may not yet realize their eventual impact — or, for that matter, those entrenched businesses they'll anger.
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"It's not just an impact of dollars and cents, but it's an impact that is psychological as well," Yousef Munayyer, executive director of the US Campaign for Palestinian Rights, told me in an interview in 2016.
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Dollars and cents Without a calculator, most of us can only remember the most basic arithmetic, which is inconvenient when we're calculating tips for the pizza delivery guy or we're trying to figure out quarterly tax payments.
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The Samoan passengers have lost the battle with the transportation department, but they may end up winning the war that matters most to airlines: the one on the battlefield of public opinion, fought with dollars and cents.
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The things that made Friends Friends weren't the dollars and cents, but the dysfunctional, mildly offensive (Ugly Naked Guy was messed up, even in the '20043s), neurotic, self-involved, and yet entirely lovable humans at its center.
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"We are doing this in order to demonstrate the fact that we stand together on all issues, and that we, as a student body, refuse to be reduced to nothing more than dollars and cents," Koerber said.
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"One thing that's going come up in the next few years is: 'Oh, this is all about dollars and cents; this is all about players being greedy and wanting more,' and that's not the case," Iannetta said.
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But beneath the derisive laughter is the despair of thousands upon thousands of San Diego Chargers fans who just got told that they — and their treasured memories and shared traditions — mean nothing in face of dollars and cents.
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Because that care work often happens without any dollars and cents changing hands, it does not show up in G.D.P. reports or economic outlooks — and does not figure as prominently in our own minds as it arguably should.
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Felicia MassarskyAtlantic City To the Editor: Perhaps now that the effects of climate change have been presented in dollars and cents, some of those who have the most power to make the needed changes will take some action.
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This anger, studies suggest, can be as much about dollars and cents as about fear of losing status relative to one's neighbors and losing control of one's future — a backlash layered with whites' growing fears of demographic change.
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But college isn't just or even principally vocational, and though I understand the reasons, I'm frustrated by how much of the conversation about college centers on its immediate, measurable utility and some blunt, dollars-and-cents cost/benefit analysis.
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" He also said that the Democratic proposal to significantly ramp up unemployment insurance benefits requires "some technical work that needs to be done overnight" and added that the CBO "needs to give us some answers on dollars and cents.
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Keeping it about immediate dollars and cents, or in this case pounds and shillings, is a huge advantage for the pro-stay forces who are counting on the British people not looking past their wallets or taking the longer view.
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In terms of dollars and cents, that's $22.6 billion in worldwide gross app revenue on the App Store versus $11.8 billion for Google Play – or, 1.9 times more spent on the App Store compared with what was spent on Google Play.
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But fulfilling the potential of nature's solutions requires that the Congress, prompted by the bipartisan interest in addressing America's alarming infrastructure problems, think beyond dollars and cents to imagining and driving 21st century solutions that put nature back into the picture.
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"We recognize that no matter how much corporate leaders may want to foster compliance within the company, when they detect misconduct, their decision whether to voluntarily report it often comes down to a business decision - to dollars and cents," said McDonald.
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Dollars and cents aside, there is a strong ethical case for devoting more public spending to policies that encourage poorer students to get a college education, giving them some of the opportunities that richer students receive as a matter of birth.
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Dollars and cents aside, there is a strong ethical case for devoting more public spending to policies that encourage poorer students to get a college education, giving them some of the opportunities that richer students receive as a matter of birth.
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We all know, for instance, how obsessed he seems with the notion that other countries are taking advantage of the United States, but throughout this book he sees that tension purely in dollars and cents, not in larger national interests.
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We don't know how well the plan is or isn't working in terms of dollars and cents, but LaVar has succeeded at making himself and his clothing brand household names in the sports world in the span of just a few short months.
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If you're not a gigantic, known entity, it's very hard to get people to talk about you, and it's very hard to get people to talk about movies, other than dollars and cents and how much it made or how much it didn't.
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But his obsession with the matter has reinforced the impression that he sees NATO as essentially a transactional arrangement, not as an indisputably important alliance that has kept the peace for 70 years and whose value cannot be measured in dollars and cents.
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But he said that atmospheric rivers were expected to become wetter, longer and wider as the climate warms, and that translating the ravages of climate change into dollars and cents was often a useful tool for encouraging policymakers to work to reduce emissions.
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Guterres' reform document says nothing about dollars and cents, but declares that the sweeping reorganization, despite its ostensible removal of much overlap and duplication, will be "post-neutral," meaning it will not cut any jobs, as mandated in a U.N. resolution endorsing the reform.
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But the cost of processing paper checks and carting around dollars and cents still weighs heavily on big banks, and it may take 10 to 15 years before that problem goes away, Moynihan said at a conference organized by The Clearinghouse, a trade group focused on payments.
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Hearts and minds are dollars and cents on the internet, and the platforms that host the posts that keep us coming back are dramatically unwilling to do anything to threaten either their monetary bottom line or their social capital as the place where we express our feelings.
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In an era when consumers are increasingly demanding that companies align with their political values, Dick's experience with phasing out sales of AR-15-style guns serves as a reminder for retailers preparing to take a polarizing stance: buzz around a controversial position doesn't always easily translate into dollars and cents.
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Modern economics assumes that prices reflect these priorities, pinpointing in dollars and cents how much of X someone will give up in order to have Y. Superficially at least, economic reasoning, the elite common sense of our time, is as much concerned with the stakes of our choices as This Life is.
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And in an exchange that will warm the hearts of journalists, when arguing with bankers over the price for the stock offering, Graham and Post Chairman Fritz Beebe (played by Tracy Letts) count the difference in the company's valuation not in dollars and cents but in the number of reporters it represents.
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On Capitol Hill, Mr. Visclosky, 70, developed a low-key reputation as a moderate Democrat of the old school, focusing on issues important to his blue-collar district, and forging relationships with Republicans as a member of the appropriations panel, where partisanship often takes a back seat to practical questions of dollars and cents.
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The dollars and cents of raising VC during the coronavirus pandemic Given how much has changed in just the past few days, I wanted to revisit my original advice and go over what is still true, what has turned out to be wrong and what is trending one way or the other as events unfold.
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As Ties With Allies Fray Over Trade, Congressional Republicans Back Trump News Analysis: For Trump, Power and Values Matter Less Than Dollars and Cents Senators Ask White House Economists to Turn Over Tariff Findings Speaker Paul D. Ryan said Tuesday that he would hold votes on two immigration bills: a hard-line bill and a more moderate compromise bill.
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A U.S. congressional source also said a Washington-based figure close to the Chinese government told him recently it disliked the Uighur bill more than the Hong Kong bill for "dollars and cents reasons," because the former measure contained serious export controls on money-spinning security technology, while also threatening asset freezes and visa bans on individual officials.
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