Kohl's and Macy's have enough for five months, it said.
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Sharing is caring, but make sure you have enough for yourself first.
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What's most important is to make sure you have enough for retirement.
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Or maybe you have enough for food, but not food and rent.
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As Amazon offers items in bulk I have enough for two bags.
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We have enough for four lunches, which we will eat throughout the week.
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So cute you don't even have enough for a top 10 list. pic.twitter.
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I'll have enough for both breakfasts, but only one more lunch and one dinner.
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Extra canvas bags (Have enough for groceries and get rid of the rest.) 963.
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When you don't have enough for them to do, you call them migrant workers.
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After a few days, he'd have enough for one cherished smoke of his own.
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With that kind of savings, you'll have enough for about 50 years of retirement.
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I suggest buying five packs to ensure you'll have enough for the entire week.
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In fact, many endocrinologists will overprescribe insulin so that patients have enough for emergency situations.
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"Two kids in front of you, you only have enough for one," an oncologist said.
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Police talked to one victim at the hospital, but said they don't have enough for a description.
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We eat it for dinner and have enough for two more meals each, which was the goal!
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Plunging rates could worsen that, while not helping in new buyers who don't have enough for 20% downpayments.
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"We just launched a kelp pad thai, and yesterday we didn't have enough for everybody," Ms. Drori said.
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During the search, Godly reportedly told detectives, "If you have enough for a search warrant, I'm [expletive]," Sill says.
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After saving for a few years she managed to have enough for a small down payment on a home.
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My husband and I had just finished paying for our kids' education and we didn't have enough for retirement.
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He could hear from the single mother who says that she'll have enough for rent — but not for food.
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Ultimately, tax reform has to have something for everyone, and current plans may just not have enough for small businesses.
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Make sure you buy extra — these mini frittatas are so snackable you might accidentally not have enough for your party.
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Better yet, roast two chickens, and on Monday you'll still have enough for Sam's enchiladas with a quick salsa verde.
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And although the company already offers more than 700 beauty products in its entire line, we can never have enough for our brows.
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Would it have enough for me, the player who can no longer just wander into the living room and find people to play with?
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They could stick to just those and have enough for a lifetime, but they just can't resist and it leads to gaslighting like this.
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Obviously this can be an excellent benefit if you&aposre saving up points for a vacation — you&aposll have enough for your stay sooner.
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The result, the White House says, is that even though they've only built 21625 miles of wall, they have enough for 2900 times that much.
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"We focus on the rich, not the poor, because they barely have enough for their daily bread," said his mother, Hannah Khair, before the finale.
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Washington is another state where millennials are earning good wages, but they also have to save up a lot to have enough for a down payment.
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"If people grab them faster than they can produce them, that will mean that at some point we will not have enough for our health care workers."
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"We didn't have enough for all the graves," says Hanson, chairman of the board for Wreaths Across America, a group that lays seasonal wreaths at military cemeteries.
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Will we keep asking for more intrusions and threaten a peace agreement or better relations because we think they have enough for five more than they said?
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"The real issue is not how much you're spending on your interest, but whether you have enough for mutual goals that you are planning together," she says.
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In a country where a quarter of the population lives in poverty and millions of workers barely have enough for basic expenses, the cards are a lifeline.
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"They want to make sure they have enough for a year," said Jonathan Amaral, the house manager and chef at a gated estate on Southampton's Main Street.
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"They want to make sure they have enough for a year," said Jonathan Amaral, the house manager and chef at a gated estate on Southampton's Main Street.
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He lives hand-to-mouth, obtaining coin for sometimes menial work from those who barely have enough for themselves (I realize now I am describing a fellow freelancer).
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But the judge really telling the DOJ to sit down and to not bring this issue back up again, because he doesn&apost think they have enough for an appeal.
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"I will continue casting several more life-size Triceratops heads in the coming years and eventually have enough for a whole show that can travel around the country," says Habeck.
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And then let us begin piece by piece to focus on every single dollar the government spends, so that we will spend less overall and still have enough for our priorities.
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Under the new regulations, local water agencies will be allowed to set their own rules for conserving water, as long as they can show they have enough for three dry years.
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The district skipped textbook adoption for the high school English department, leaving us with 10-year-old class sets, and we do not have enough for students to take them home.
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"So far we have enough for the first surgery," Hollar continued, adding that the surgery, which will remove the majority of hanging excess skin off his legs, is tentatively scheduled for June.
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"We started to notice that women keep coming to the clinic and saying they might have just enough money for this appointment, but they don't have enough for another appointment," Sarah told BuzzFeed News.
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"Montefiore Medical System's infectious disease expert Dr. Theresa Madaline said that a run on certain crucial medical supplies could "mean that at some point we will not have enough for our health care workers.
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If President Trump's goal in directing Cohen to lie was to reduce the connection between himself and the Moscow project for the purpose of limiting the Russia investigations, we have enough for corrupt intent.
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Instead of sneaking out of their wetland habitat into the nearby farmlands to hunt for food, some of these geese stay no matter what — in wetlands that might not have enough for them to eat.
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Bloomberg notes that about a quarter of global cobalt production is used in smartphones and that Apple is keen to shore up its cobalt supplies to have enough for sufficient production of iPhone and iPad batteries.
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And it's possible to retire on less than $1 million — many Americans live on much less — though experts suggest hitting the $1 million goal in order to have enough for expenses including health care in older age.
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Much of that harm will befall its own people, who need US soybeans and will have little choice but to pay tariff-inflated prices and buy US soybeans to have enough for themselves and their animals to eat.
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I've seen these people go up to vendors and ask, "I'm in a group of ten people, can I have enough for them all?" and then put the food in their containers and stash them in their bag.
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In a recent paper Neal Hudson and Brian Green, two property analysts, point out that people can only move up the housing ladder if they have the money to pay the estate agents and have enough for a deposit.
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Wage growth has been slow for years, but consumers always seemed to have enough for a new iPhone or to try out new gadgets like a FitBit, all while shifting more of their spending to online outlets like Amazon and Netflix.
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"Detectives are completely satisfied that they have enough for probable cause and yet [Manhattan District Attorney] Cy Vance's office won't do it and, for as long as they don't do it, then the answer is, 'No, we're not going to do it,' " she explained.
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By design, Destiny can't really compete with that kind of campaign, and it remains unclear (if unlikely) Destiny 2 will have enough for a player only interested in a campaign, but if there's another dozen missions like this one, I'll be a pretty happy camper.
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We had lunch in a small field next to a stream: I had two rice balls I'd bought at a shop in Chikatsuyu and an egg that Elvina made me take from the hotel, saying she was worried I wouldn't have enough for lunch.
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It's unlikely they have enough for any of those three without including Domas Sabonis or Myles Turner—it's still too early to split those two up—but catching an early glimpse of what Indy's identity may be in 2019-2020 and beyond would be nice.
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January is a slog, of rain that goes sideways, of emotionlessly eating great large wedges of Christmas cake leftover from the good times, of counting out your big mug of change at the Coinstar machine, hoping you'll have enough for a big thing of pasta and some tomatoes.
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I'd probably have enough for a deposit on an apartment, but I blew my savings on traveling for a year, including an exchange semester in the UK. The jury is still out on whether that was a good move—it definitely seemed like a good idea at the time.
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"Detectives are completely satisfied that they have enough for probable cause and yet (Manhattan District Attorney) Cy Vance's office won't do it and, for as long as they don't do it, then the answer is, 'No, we're not going to do it," Goldberg said of proceeding with the case before a grand jury.
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The official calls back and tells Robinson they now have enough for a conviction. Robinson drops the phone and laughs maniacally.
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He looked to have enough for silver until Max Hess took his fourth attempt. On his last visit to Oregon, Hess hit a big personal best to get the World Junior silver medal. 20 months later, he hit another big personal best, a 59 cm (almost 2 feet) improvement to 17.14 to grab the silver. Almost to prove it wasn't a fluke, Hess jumped another 17.14 in the final round.
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The basics of cooking Konkonte begins with getting the cassava from the farm or from the nearest market. Cassava is one of the most widely eaten staples across Ghana because it is relatively cheap. One can buy relatively little of the flour and have enough for a whole family. It is this same cassava that is combined with plantain to prepare the local Ghanaian dish known as fufu (pronounced by some as Fufuo).
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One by one, the miners give money to help pay for the trip to the audition, but Billy still does not have enough for the bus fare to London. A strike-breaker arrives and offers him hundreds of pounds. An enraged Tony attempts to shun his donation, but no one else speaks up in his support. Now drained of hope, Tony dismally ponders whether there's a point for anything any more, and runs off.
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One of the miners chastises them for fighting and says that the important thing is looking after the child. One by one, the miners give money to help pay for the trip to the audition, but Billy still does not have enough for the bus fare to London. A strike-breaker arrives and offers him hundreds of pounds. An enraged Tony attempts to shun his donation, but no one else speaks up in his support.
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When Buster Burgess (Walter Coy) is gored and killed by a bull, leaving a bitter widow (Lorna Thayer), Louise can no longer bear to watch her husband compete. However, Wes is seduced by his great success and the money he is winning. He refuses to quit when they have enough for the house. Matters come to a head when Babs (Eleanor Todd) invites Wes to a party she is throwing and makes a play for him.
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Pei Xiu responded, "We are but poor students, and we do not even usually have enough for vegetarian meals. If we eat meat today and get used to it, how can we continue it in the future? I will not change my diet." In the middle of the Changqing era (821-825) of Emperor Dezong's great-grandson Emperor Muzong, Pei Xiu passed the imperial examinations, and further passed a special examination for those considered righteous in their behaviors.
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Even though > we often did not have enough for our own family, she frequently provided for > those she thought had greater need. My success in business has been a > blessing to me; arriving at a point in my life with the capacity to share my > blessings. Sharing of my time and resources has brought me much self- > fulfillment and life satisfaction. It is for me a legacy of love for a > community I have come to treasure.
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Democratic socialist Bolivian president Evo Morales has traced environmental degradation to capitalist consumerism, stating that "[t]he Earth does not have enough for the North to live better and better, but it does have enough for all of us to live well". James Hansen, Noam Chomsky, Raj Patel, Naomi Klein, The Yes Men and Dennis Kucinich hold similar views. In the 21st century, questions about the environment have become increasingly politicized as the Left almost unanimously accepted the findings and consensus of environmental scientists and climatologists about anthropogenic global warming, while the Right has disputed or outright rejected the scientific consensus that modern- day global warming is caused by human activity. However, the Left is also divided over how to effectively and equitably reduce carbon emissions as the center-left often advocates a reliance on market measures such as emissions trading and a carbon tax while those further to the left support direct government regulation and intervention in the form of a Green New Deal, either alongside or instead of market mechanisms.
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A photo of Herbie holding Dorothy up is published in Life magazine. The next day, Betty gets a much-needed job offer in New York, but it stipulates she must bring her male singer: Herbie. She talks him into signing an exclusive contract for fifty dollars per week, an easy task as he is smitten with her. They do not have enough for train fare to New York, but Dorothy gives Betty the money ... in exchange for 25% of Herbie.
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In the autumn they toured the UK in support of the album and spent seven weeks in Europe supporting Pantera. The band returned to tour Europe as headliners in early 1995. In May they recorded four tracks for a proposed EP. However, the band decided that the tracks were good enough to form the basis for a fifth album. They therefore decided to arrange two more recording sessions during 1995, recording four tracks each time, so that they would have enough for an album release in 1996.
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There wasn't enough time. So I tried to make a record where I was just kind of involved—which is how a lot of people do it, but it didn't work for me". She later told Zane Lowe that she had attempted to curate an entire album, but it did not feel right and she needed to write her own material. She also revealed that she felt inspired again and started writing a lot of songs in a rapid progression, revealing: "I think I have enough for probably two albums.
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Varzim has its own old stadium, at Lagoa Beach, close to other sports equipment in the north area of the town. In 1999, the municipality approved construction rights for the terrain where it lies, and due to real estate speculation, it now has a huge value, between €20 and €29 million. For years, a new stadium was under debate, but a financial crisis made it urgent. Just by signing the contract-promise for selling the terrain, the club could have its debts paid and still have enough for a new stadium on another location.
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Assuming q > 1/2 (it is a real casino) and he may only place bets at even odds, his best strategy is bold play: at each spin, he should bet the smallest amount such that if he wins he reaches his target immediately, and if he doesn't have enough for this, he should simply bet everything. Eventually he either goes bust or reaches his target. This strategy gives him a probability of 97.8744% of achieving the goal of winning one unit vs. a 2.1256% chance of losing all 63 units, and that is the best probability possible in this circumstance.
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Forsyth originally had an idea for a film about a local DJ. He said "When local stations like Radio Clyde started, it was the first time we had the phenomenon of the local celebrity, famous in a radius of 10 miles, who would open supermarkets in Drumchapel. It was new to Scotland and it was soulful, a guy in his little pod broadcasting to a city in the middle of the night. It gave people a sense of local identity when they heard people on the radio who talked like them." Forsyth felt he did not have enough for a film, so he added a love story.
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Sherman decided that McPherson would hold his position across from Johnston, and at the last moment, swing around in the same fashion as Schofield and cross the Chattahoochee at Shallow Ford, what is today known as Shallowford Road. Sherman wrote to Schofield saying: You may move to the neighborhood of the mouth of Soap Creek. Mask well your command and make a lodgment across the Chattahoochee, but do not attempt it until you have a ford nearby by which to reinforce the party first sent, or by which it may be necessary to retire. We can, after lodgement [sic], make roads to the crossing and may add pontoon bridges, of which we have enough for four bridges.
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In July of 1918, the Grain Corporation (a part of the US Food Administration) took on contracts with allied governments, promising to provide as much wheat up to 200 million bushels to the Allied powers. Soon after this, the war ended, and the United States had a decision to make if they were going to honor the wheat prices they promised to farmers before the war ended. The US Food Administration used advertisements like this during World War I to urge people to conserve food in order to have enough for the soldiers. Despite the wheat industry being as mobilized as it was, there was always a constant demand for more to aid the war effort.
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Elections for the new unitary Cornwall Council were held on 4 June 2009 and there were 123 members elected, replacing the previous 82 councillors on Cornwall County Council and the 249 on the six district councils. The outgoing Cornwall County Council had 48 Liberal Democrat members, nine Conservatives, five Labour, one from the small Liberal Party with the remaining 19 seats held by Independent candidates. Mebyon Kernow had no county councillors, but nine district councillors, before the two-tier system was abolished. The Lib Dems lost overall control of Cornwall Council to 'no overall control' – this means that no single party has overall control of the new council despite the Conservatives have the largest number of councillors, however they do not have enough for a majority control.
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It was an unexpected win, overturning a Tory majority of nearly 5,000 and Murchison put it down to deficiencies in his local party organisation.The Times, 18 October 1924 p6 With the Tories making a renewed effort Costello held the seat for just a year as Murchison won it back at the 1924 general election.F W S Craig, British Parliamentary Election Results, 1918–1949; Political Reference Publications, Glasgow, 1949 pp135 & 377 Costello's year in the House of Commons seems to have enough for him as he did not to fight any further Parliamentary campaigns, although he was reported as being one of the Liberal candidates considered for the by- election at Berwick-upon-TweedThe Times, 29 July 1941, p2 in 1941 fought under the wartime truce. In the event a local candidate, George Charles Grey was chosen and was returned unopposed.
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"Because work is so unrhythmic, the rational manager will hire more workers than he would need if supplies were even in order to have enough for storming. Because of the continuing labor shortage, managers are happy to pay needed workers more than the norm, either by issuing false job orders, assigning them to higher skill grades than they deserve on merit criteria, giving them 'loose' piece rates, or making what is supposed to be 'incentive' pay, premia for good work, effectively part of the normal wage. As Mary Mc Auley has suggested under these circumstances piece rates are not an incentive wage, but a way of justifying giving workers whatever they 'should' be getting, no matter what their pay is supposed to be according to the official norms."Atta 1986: 333 Taylor and his theories are also referenced (and put to practice) in the 1921 dystopian novel We by Yevgeny Zamyatin.
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