Quotes about afford
afford drop eyes kinds mistake route telegraph
We can't afford to make a mistake or telegraph a route or drop our eyes or those kinds of things because they will be all over them. Jeff Fisher
afford cuts tax
We can't afford to make all the tax cuts permanent. David Walker
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We can't afford to lose that bar. It's our only regular income.
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We really do have to get our heads around the way the game is being called. We're growing up in a hurry here, and we cannot afford to play hockey like we did tonight or our growth will be stunted in a real hurry. Tom Renney
afford lose
We really can't afford to lose more production.
afford building devils everybody happy minutes neat next ourselves past
We really can't afford to look past the next 20 minutes of hockey. There are some neat things building between the Devils and ourselves and we're happy about that for everybody concerned. Tom Renney
afford buy dollars given millions paid pay prudent question raises services situations whether
When I was first given an approximate calculation of the amounts being paid to buy up this contract, I was shocked. And I'm still shocked. If they can afford to pay out millions of dollars for services they are not going to receive, it raises the question of whether they have other situations where they are not being prudent with their money.
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When I was working my way up, it seemed to me that only Westerns and 'Star Treks' or sci-fi movies could afford to get away with presenting the problems - like prejudice and desegregation, for instance - that we face in our everyday lives. Ed Asner
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We would never be able to afford a $38,000-a-year education. I am doing something I love while getting a college education.
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We would love to start some sort of association of the arts in Haiti to promote the education of children, who can't otherwise afford it,