But tonight, she took it beyond getting bang for the buck.
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Put simply, down-ballot spending gets more bang for the buck
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The winners are those with a deafening bang for the buck.
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"We give you the biggest bang for the buck," said Adm.
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That could mean more bang for the buck in midrange gaming laptops.
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My research shows the TVPA has delivered good bang for the buck.
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"Bang for the buck!" enthused the blog post of one seasonal shopper.
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"That's where they get the most bang for the buck," said Smith.
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Rolex's lower-priced sister brand continues to deliver bang for the buck.
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They can choose those projects that provide the biggest bang for the buck.
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They realize if they team up, they get more bang for the buck.
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The real bang for the buck, though, would be from more infrastructure spending.
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The best "bang-for-the-buck" players were actually drafted in the second round.
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Investment in new plants was $11 billion, and there's more bang for the buck.
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The Vaporfly's design minimizes that lost energy, giving runners more bang for the buck.
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Perhaps the greatest broadband bang for the buck can be realized by reforming business taxes.
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It's a little different, but it will give you the right bang for the buck.
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It requires less capital than trading, so can deliver a bigger bang for the buck.
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On that score, there's no question that the Arteon offers significant bang for the buck.
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"We want to know if we're giving the most bang for the buck," he said.
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The result is lots of new treatments that don't provide much bang for the buck.
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Redmi phones are typically mid-range devices which offer a ton of bang for the buck.
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Stitch Fix isn't the only consumer-facing company to deliver a big bang for the buck.
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"That money could be put to policies that deliver more bang for the buck," he said.
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We recommend two models from 2017 that still offer a lot of bang for the buck.
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"When we digitize we try to go for the biggest bang for the buck," Dulabahn said.
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Meeks said there hasn't been a big enough "bang for the buck" with Apple's R&D spending.
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"I was just looking for the school that was the best bang for the buck," she said.
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They all ended up buying the MateBook X Pro because it offered so much bang for the buck.
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The-- us selling more to them has more bang for the buck for our economy to begin with.
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Cutting production while shrinking shipments to the United States offers "the biggest bang for the buck," according to Smith.
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As think as long as we can provide the most bang for the buck for consumers, we'll get there.
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They must marshal those resources efficiently to focus on those matters that have the biggest bang for the buck.
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"We need to take steps to get more bang for the buck," the agency said in a fact sheet.
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For an EXPLAINER on the TLTROs, click For a FACTBOX with policymakers' recent comments, click BANG FOR THE BUCK?
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"I've got to get the best bang for the buck, because bucks are hard to come by these days."
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The projects have a high "bang for the buck," returning more money to the economy than what's put into them.
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The emphasis is on the best bang for the buck, but not necessarily on quality care to treat a condition.
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Robby Stein: We're going to keep prioritizing and thinking about what's going to be the most bang for the buck?
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"This paper offers good evidence that you can get a lot of bang for the buck with corridors," he said.
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Only two players in that group, Miami's Hassan Whiteside and Portland's Damian Lillard, gave their teams more bang for the buck.
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The new machine is part a broader push to get more bang for the buck out of offshore turbines in general.
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Outside groups receive less bang for the buck on television ad buys, since they pay much higher rates than campaigns do.
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And yeah, you'll find nicer, wooden stands out there, but in terms of bang for the buck, this one's pretty sweet.
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It's about the rigor and the emphasis on getting bang for the buck that has really infused the broader development community.
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And yeah, you'll find nicer, wooden stands out there, but in terms of bang for the buck, this one's pretty sweet.
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Still, it's hard to beat the OnePlus 7 Pro's bang for the buck, even if it's more expensive than prior OnePlus devices.
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The spots at the very top of the list offered the biggest bang for the buck without being too far from downtown.
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This research suggests that well-designed state or federal regulations targeting methane emissions can get a lot of bang for the buck.
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And what if they then compared these numbers and adopted policies based on which projects promised the biggest bang for the buck?
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Evanpo's hexagonal box, the awkwardly named Evanpo T95Z Plus, probably offers the best bang for the buck in terms of sheer specs.
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"This weaponization of misinformation remains a serious unresolved national security threat — and it showed a tremendous bang for the buck," Warner said.
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Yet our brains never quite get over the thrill of, say, hiking Bryce Canyon, which yields more psychological bang for the buck.
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The biggest potential, she argues, comes from the bill's focus on estimating the bang for the buck that each aid program is getting.
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It's a lot of money for a phone, but you really do get a lot of bang for the buck for that price.
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"You will get more bang for the buck and a better return when you sell to have that full master suite," said Rodriguez.
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If getting the best bang for the buck is your thing, there's a new phone from Doogee you might want to check out.
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We've got more bang for the buck today and it really highlights how many homophones and homographs there are in the English language.
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I don&apost care if it&aposs Arkansas or Iowa or Niger, I just want to get the biggest bang for the buck.
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"Providing a variety of information and training services is relatively cheap and seems to have a fairly high bang for the buck," he says.
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"Millennials are moving here from the outer boroughs and other places because of the bang for the buck," said the mayor, Dennis G. Pilla.
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Countering foreign influence operations We remain convinced that our adversaries view the information domain as where they get the most bang for the buck.
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The CCC's call for "prioritisation"—concentrating on policies that offer the biggest bang for the buck—should be well-suited to poor places like Haiti.
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In other words, the economy got a lot of bang for the buck when interest rates had the ability to fall from artificially high levels.
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They are planning a follow-up article, consulting experts on which public health interventions would get the most bang for the buck in this era.
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TCL, which has established itself as a fantastic bang-for-the-buck TV manufacturer, is developing an 8K television in collaboration with its software partner, Roku.
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Rust Belt cities stand to gain financial aid through an infrastructure plan, but how best to target investment to get the biggest bang for the buck?
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A cost-effective subsidy program should provide funds first where they will yield the largest bang for the buck and last where they yield the smallest.
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Increasing China's purchase of U.S. goods, as opposed to requiring China to sell less, had "more bang for the buck" for the U.S. economy, Ross said.
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"Corel PaintShop Pro is a high-bang-for-the-buck Photoshop substitute," the magazine's Michael Muchmore wrote in his review of Corel Paint Shop Pro X9.
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"Little Neck offered the best bang for the buck," said Mr. Jin, 47, a financial consultant and, since April 2016, a member of Community Board 11.
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"Us selling more to them has more bang for the buck for our economy to begin with, and it's probably less intrusive into their economy," he said.
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Starting from $33,000, the sporty four-door offers bang for the buck as it takes on rivals including affiliate Kia Motor's Stinger sedan and BMW's 3 series.
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But Widmer said all of the rounds of central bank moves, including quantitative easing, have clearly delivered "less bang for the buck" when it comes to stimulus.
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Put differently, fattening the wallets of the rich generates far less aggregate demand bang for the buck than generating jobs and wage increases for the non-rich.
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"We'd get more bang for the buck investing in low-barrier treatment that is proven by science and it would have a far higher yield," Wakeman says.
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The most likely and logical strategy would be to pursue a combination of new construction projects, repairs and retrofits, selected to provide maximum bang for the buck.
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In a future article, Aaron and Austin will consult with experts on which public health interventions would get the most bang for the buck in this era.
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Why it stands out: Starting at $35,895 (thousands less than the Germans), the G70's bang-for-the-buck combination of performance and luxury is hard to beat.
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Apple's new premium News Plus service offers a lot of bang for the buck: for $10 per month, you get access to over 300 different magazines and newspapers.
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The new guide has omitted a Best Buys category (sometimes called Bang for the Buck) because it was felt that people's views of good value varied too much.
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Vintage Seiko diver's models such as the 6105, the 6217 and the 43 offer a tremendous bang-for-the-buck proposition, with prices from around $1,200 to $4,000.
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With the updated specs, the Mac Mini offers a bit more bang for the buck, but the specs still lag sorely behind similarly priced pre-packaged Windows PCs.
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The LG G210 ThinQ isn't the most amazing phone in the whole wide world, but it might just be the best bang for the buck this Black Friday.
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Impact Matters, co-founded by social entrepreneur Elijah Goldberg and economist Dean Karlan, attempts to quantify the bang-for-the-buck provided by charities in several different sectors.
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But in the ultra competitive mobile space where bang-for-the-buck matters more than ever, cute party tricks just aren't compelling enough reasons to throw at $800 at.
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Teral sees lower 5G revenues than those from 4G as more advanced technology with additional software and commoditized hardware delivers more bang for the buck for telecommunications service providers.
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It also gives you more bang for the buck than Apple's iPhone XR, which costs the same -- the Galaxy s10e has a brighter screen, headphone jack and expandable storage.
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The contrast is rather striking, suggesting that housing policies that also aim to help those who would not otherwise apply may yield a much larger bang for the buck.
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"In terms of bang for the buck, it's one of the more valuable cancer screening services," Howard said, adding that reduced cost-sharing does not have much of an effect.
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As it turns out, the EPA has the best 'bang for the buck' of any agency, accumulating an impressive $376 billion in benefits after subtracting the costs of its regulations.
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But a team looking for a player who can get to the hoop on offense and block some shots on defense will get a lot of bang for the buck.
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For the best bang for the buck, head to Shinjukukappo Nakajima, or for ramen lovers, Nakiryu in Tokyo's Toshima district — Michelin- starred restaurants where lunch sets start at under $10.
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"This is a legislative win for the banks, but the biggest deregulatory bang for the buck is changing the referees, not the rules," said Dan Ryan, PwC Banking & Capital Markets Leader.
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When interest rates are declining, duration—the measure of the sensitivity of a bond's price (the value of its principal) to a change in rates—provides more bang for the buck.
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Stop me if you've heard this one: Microsoft, beaten to the tablet market by Apple, wants to build an alternative, one that runs Windows and gives more bang for the buck.
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Ikea's first home automation solution (coming to the US "this spring") is as inexpensive as you'd expect, and focused on the biggest bang-for-the-buck in smart homes today: lighting.
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But for early detection other options might yet win out; success will not hinge on which company starts with the most money but which offers the biggest bang for the buck.
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It is not the profit-motive that has enabled higher-ed obesity, but subsidies that have destroyed the counterbalance: the desire of consumers to get the most bang for the buck.
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The new guide, at 352 pages, has omitted a Best Buys category (sometimes called Bang for the Buck) because it was felt that people's views of good value varied too much.
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For each of these policies, they constructed a bang-for-the-buck measure: For every dollar I spend from the government's perspective, how much do I end up improving people's incomes?
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Buy this if you need a nice bang-for-the-buck gaming laptop and you live in the UK.Any laptop with a 4K screen It's trendy, gorgeous, but not what you want.
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While it does not have the large, large internal storage space of the Tab S4, I discovered that the Tab A 10.5 2018 TABLET gives a lot of bang for the buck.
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You get less, may I say, bang for the buck when you have protectionism in terms of these materials that are used to build what&aposs necessary even for the United States military.
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JOUY-EN-JOSAS, France, Aug 29 (Reuters) - German Finance Minister Olaf Scholz called on Wednesday for mergers within the European defence industry to get a better bang for the buck on procurement spending.
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Clean energy research and development and energy efficiency programs will get more bang for the buck once their carbon-cutting benefits are valued in the marketplace, making clean and efficient investments more profitable.
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For those who can, however, the motivations are similar: the need to leave an unaffordable city, expanding families, a search for better schools, tranquil environs and more real estate bang for the buck.
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AMD has been lagging behind Nvidia for years in the high-end gaming graphics card race, to the point that it's primarily been pushing bang-for-the-buck cards like the RX 580 instead.
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Several architecture and contracting firms have begun marketing themselves as specialists in the units, offering homeowners guidance on how to get the most bang for the buck by using sleek and easily replicable plans.
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Generally speaking, direct spending by the government tends to provide the most bang for the buck, though it drawback is the length of time it takes for the money to move out the door.
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Typically, Enjoius' customers are the folks that will spend between $500 and $1,000 per event and need a bit of guidance on how to get the best bang for the buck, according to the company.
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That means QSBS typically has the most bang for the buck when you&aposre a founder, angel investor, or board member, since those are the people that typically get actual stock in a seed company.
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Many feel that they are getting more bang for the buck with bigger screens, as studies have shown that people spend more time using apps, watching videos and browsing the web on big-screen phones.
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Which means QSBS typically has the most bang for the buck when you&aposre a founder, angel investor or board member, since those are the people that typically get actual stock in a seed company.
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"But the worst case is that that lesson doesn't stick, the resulting bipartisan deals will just grow government more, and meanwhile, it will become marginally harder to get the maximum government-personnel bang for the buck."
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The feeling inspired CNBC to look at a handful of cities (San Francisco, Los Angeles, New York, London, and Hong Kong) to see which offers the best bang for the buck — through a highly unscientific experiment.
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The research found that not only do these mixed teams produce more bang for the buck, they also deliver while taking on less risk over the course of three years than male-only fund-manager teams.
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There would be more "bang for the buck" for government investment if it were directed into under-performing regions of Britain which would reduce the risk that public investment merely crowds out the private sector, NIESR said.
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While the amount of money proffered so far disappointed campaigners, both donors and recipients say they are focusing on strategy that could offer the most bang for the buck: using nature to mitigate and adapt to warming.
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Even Microsoft's Surface Book 2, which is more of a regular computer that can also play games as opposed to a gaming laptop that can also do work, offers a bit more bang for the buck than Razer.
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For those who don't want to crack the triple-digit price range — and yet still want something with a healthy amount of professional testimonials backing the bang for the buck — then the HyperX Cloud is the solid choice.
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On a plot of land that usually accommodates three to four single family homes, the city could allow developers to build projects that house more than 100 people, getting much more bang for the buck in land use.
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The low price of gas has already made it a viable alternative to coal for electricity generation, and since burning natural gas releases fewer emissions, cutting down on methane leaks would deliver more bang for the buck, environmentally.
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Key quote: "We project funding CSRs would have a greater impact on reducing premiums than any of the reinsurance funding levels that have been proposed, and would have more bang for the buck in terms of Federal spending."
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That's an important measure because it gauges both the ability of the government to pay its tab through growth, and because it helps measure bang for the buck in terms of how much growth the debt has helped generate.
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He likes those by Marc Jacobs ($30 each) for their color selection; Joah's satin finish lipsticks ($5.99) for their bang for the buck; and the new Pat McGrath Lip Fetish ($38) sheer color balms for their subtly shiny wear.
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In a year when a number of familiar brands including Girard-Perregaux, Bremont, Ulysse Nardin and Shinola made other plans, many brands that did turn out emphasized bang for the buck, which is a big change from years past.
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Let's start with cost: As you can see in the chart, when it comes to how many calories you get per dollar, sugar, vegetable oils, and refined grains deliver a higher bang for the buck than fruits and vegetables.
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Even share buybacks, which reduce book equity and share count thereby increasing ROE and earnings per share, offer less bang for the buck: bank stocks are over a third more expensive than on the eve of last November's U.S. election.
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That may or may not be the case, but it's extremely hard to see why you would think that will get you more bang for the buck in terms of poverty-reduction than directly giving the money to low-income people.
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The other thing it will likely face heat for is the higher price — one of the most attractive things about the OnePlus 3 was how much bang for the buck it offered, often outpacing phones that cost twice as much.
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" Farhan Zaidi, the Dodgers' general manager, said spraying so much beer and champagne was probably not the "greatest bang-for-the-buck expense that we have as an organization, but it's a tradition and this sport is full of it.
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That's a tremendous amount of "bang for the buck," and it's assumptions like that which allow the $22019 billion in subsidy funding for these credit programs under the Trump plan to leverage at least $700 billion in other project funding.
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The way both the Clinton and Obama administrations thought about the safety net was basically that tax revenue is scarce so it's important to design programs that get the most bang for the buck in terms of helping the neediest.
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Five separate museums are housed in the Buffalo Bill Center of the West, in Cody, WY. The multiple attractions make it a real bang for the buck of visitors, whether you pay admission or get in free with a Museum Day Live pass.
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In short, the standard recipe for legislation is unlikely to produce the type of insights that can best help federal agencies or Congress continually improve their results and cost effectiveness, meaning fewer lives improved and less bang for the buck for taxpayers.
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Even for the historically budget-minded brand, those new TVs represented crazy bang for the buck: 4K panels with HDR capabilities, full-array backlighting with local dimming to boost contrast, unique tablet-style remotes and Chromecasting features, and prices starting at $1,000.
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Paris's ability to build subways cheaply doesn't mean Paris has become stingy on its transit projects — the ability to get a lot of bang for the buck is one reason they can do the enormous $25 billion Grand Paris Express expansion project.
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When an economy is at near full employment, as in 2020, it is a less opportune time to turn to payroll tax holidays for stimulus because there's less "bang for the buck" when most Americans are working, according to economists (Congressional Research Service).
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Even share buybacks, which reduce book equity and share count, thus increasing return on equity and earnings per share, offer less bang for the buck: bank stocks are over a third more expensive than on the eve of the election last November.
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In terms of possible cyberattacks from nations like Russia, "malware implants on BMDs are much lower on the bang-for-the-buck list" than attacks on other links in the election security chain, said Dan Wallach, a computer science professor at Rice University.
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It's actually an incredibly complex one, and so we went on a journey — and I have a chapter in the book that narrates a piece of it — to think about where are we going to get the most bang for the buck?
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Supplying Prevnar 13 for adults "is not where the public health bang for the buck is," and "we're diluting the message that vaccinating the children is important," said Paul Hunter, a committee member and public health official in Milwaukee who voted against the 2014 recommendation.
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Maybe a bit rate tailored a little bit, but we'd rather just make sure everyone sees the same ad because at least we know we're getting our bang for the buck as opposed to its floating off in the ether and micro-targeting. Yeah.
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True, handing out windfalls to rich people and companies that will probably sit on a lot of the money is a bad, low-bang-for-the-buck way to boost the economy, and I have my doubts about whether the promised surge in infrastructure spending will really happen.
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"The focus of this entire (price cut) exercise is to win customers who would have thought of going to Samsung or OnePlus, to make them think whether they can spend some extra money on an iPhone XR - it's more bang for the buck," said Rushabh Doshi of tech research firm Canalys.
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And a reasonable worry about that is policy is set up so health care spending is automatic but other areas aren't, health care spending will crowd out spending on housing, universal pre-K and other things with more marginal bang for the buck, given how little we subsidize them now.
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"When Kian started solid foods at 6 months, I gave him lots of fats to help grow his brain — avocados, egg yolks, whole-milk yogurt — high-calorie foods that gave him the best bang for the buck when it was so hard to get him to eat," his mother said in an interview.
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The airless, lightless confines of these networks has a worrying tendency to amplify the most extreme content that takes root, namely that of racists, xenophobes, and conspiracists (which, ironically, includes anti-vaxxers.) There is no bigger audience, no soapbox that gets a better bang for the buck, whether you're Coca Cola or ISIS.
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"Our analysis has always shown that of all the economic bang for the buck from all of the changes that were in the original Trump plan, you get the most economic juice from cutting the corporate rate," said Stephen Moore, an economist at the Heritage Foundation who advised Mr. Trump's presidential campaign.
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As the development corporation sees it, the city gets a lot of bang for the buck that Mr. Masucci is paying: the rehabilitation of a dangerous, derelict property; housing for older adults; the renovation of several historical buildings; the creation of new landscaping and publicly accessible space; and the construction of new roads and utilities.
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"We get the biggest conservation bang for the buck, so to speak, by focusing on so many species packed into a relatively small area," said Peter Auster, professor of marine science at the University of Connecticut and senior research scientist at the Mystic Aquarium, and a longstanding advocate for the Atlantic Marine Monument, in an interview with VICE News.
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LAGARDE: YOU KNOW, THERE WILL BE THE TYPICAL ELECTORAL DEBATES WITH ITS EXCESSES AND ABUSES AS WE SEE ALWAYS IN ANY ELECTION AROUND THE WORLD, BUT I WOULD HOPE FOR MYSELF THAT IT WILL REINFORCE THE DETERMINATION TO PULL TOGETHER IN A COORDINATED WAY BECAUSE THIS IS WHAT WE REALLY STRONGLY BELIEVE IN. IF PEOPLE MOVE TOGETHER ON A DIFFERENTIATED BASIS, IT'S NOT GOING TO BE ONE SIZE FITS ALL, BUT IF THEY COORDINATE THEIR ACTION, WE WILL ALL GET MORE BANG FOR THE BUCK.
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