"The very existence of the Marciano jacks up rents," he says.
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Your landlord never jacks up the rent and let's you pay late.
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The elevated demand for qualified workers in a small labor pool jacks up wages.
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"There's a general consensus that knowledge of priors totally jacks up the conviction rate," she said.
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So I get why hockey fans get upset when their favorite team jacks up ticket prices.
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Buy one before the seller realizes they're now internet art, and jacks up the prices even more.
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Nothing jacks up your day like waking up in Flushing, Queens ... when you were headed for Midtown.
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Patreon says that means that more individual transactions are being processed, which jacks up credit card fees.
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They may be heartless, like the pharmaceutical company that jacks up the price of a lifesaving drug.
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"Hip hop" emphasizes bass on the low end, "Pop" jacks up values in the middle, and so on.
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It'll be another two years before the service goes nationwide, and the price jacks up to $50 a month.
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It's overkill for personal use and jacks up your electric bill — and it's not doing the environment any favors, either.
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A deficit-funded increasing purchasing power raises price pressures in labor and product markets and jacks up the public sector borrowing requirement.
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For one, it's nearly impossible to use hand signals, a problem that jacks up the danger factor of these increasingly popular devices.
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The tiny, remote-like device plugs into your headphones or earbuds and phone or other iPod (or Zune!), and jacks up the sound.
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It's likely because of online advertising, which bogs down your browser, drains your battery and jacks up mobile charges — not to mention collects private data.
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Obviously the young folks love Bernie and the old folks, they love Biden, but only Pete jacks up the score squarely in the boomer zone.
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It's one thing to get comfortable; it's another thing altogether to feel so confident that he appoints himself parking monitor and jacks up our cars.
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It's another thing to find out that your computer is making someone else rich while it gives you poor performance and jacks up your electricity bill.
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For that reason, the company continues to expand its bug bounty programs, and when needed jacks up the reward to try to get more people involved.
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Because adding more built-in storage and memory is what usually jacks up the price of traditional laptops, it's easy to see why Chromebooks are significantly more affordable.
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First he uses the free calling feature to call a conference call number he's set up, then he jacks up the volume, switches to the home screen, and splits.
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This, of course, jacks up rents in the new buildings because there are fewer free-market rentals than there would be if other apartments weren't subject to rent control.
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I have done my best to limit picking my nose once I step out the door, which of course only jacks up the urge to pick it by 500%.
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Switchover to non-connectivity mode will not merely help prevent things from becoming useless when the internet goes down, or if the original vendor disappears or jacks up service prices.
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He dithers, and a fair amount of screen time is devoted to a subplot in which he fraudulently jacks up the price of an Art Deco desk he's trying to sell.
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"It was unethical when Turing did it, and it was just as unethical when the rest of the pharmaceutical industry jacks up drug prices, and they routinely did it," Warren said.
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This is the company that's now making you pay its property taxes on your business internet bill, while it repeatedly jacks up the rates of its few remaining grandfathered unlimited cellular plans.
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Republicans should abandon the idea of a bipartisan budget deal that jacks up every category of federal spending and find a way to fully fund the U.S. military without bankrupting the country.
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They all have headphone jacks — up top on the Vivo, on the bottom on the Oppo and OnePlus — along with dual camera arrays, 6GB of RAM, 128GB of storage… all things you might expect.
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Rather than dulling the rock & roll, this mechanized approach somehow jacks up the energy to an unbelievable degree, so that the end result goes bang pop pow boom without canceling out its detached, hypnotic qualities.
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A bipartisan report released on Wednesday focuses on actions cases in which a company acquires a drug that is no longer patent-protected and does not have any competitors, and then jacks up its price.
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Kyle Lowry One of my favorite signature NBA sequences takes place every time Kyle Lowry sprint dribbles up the court, surveys the defense, and the jacks up a shot two feet behind the three-point line.
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Consumer Reports and the Better Business Bureau and the Heritage Foundation and those in the media can and should serve as whistleblowers and expose activities that may mislead consumers or provide unreliable information that jacks up prices.
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Instead of letting viewers just pay for the stuff they watch, they're forced, instead, to choose between equally flawed packages where the fun and/or high-quality shows get bundled with pointless crap that jacks up the price.
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The danger is that if the lower floors start imploding because of a horrific natural disaster or flooding that jacks up the price of insurance to levels unaffordable to homeowners, causing a foreclosure crisis, then the entire tower could collapse.
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Comcast has been forced to shell out $700,000 in refunds and cancel the debt of more than 20,000 Massachusetts customers after a state attorney general investigation found the company routinely jacks up consumer bills via a bevy of misleading fees.
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If an insurance plan jacks up rates by 20 or 30 percent — as many are this year, after losing money on the marketplaces — then a person above 400 percent of the poverty line has to pay the new price or go uninsured.
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If an insurance plan jacks up rates by 25 percent (the average in Connecticut this year) or 62 percent (Blue Cross Blue Shield's approved increase in Tennessee) — as many are this year, after losing money on the marketplaces — then a person who doesn't qualify for subsidies will have to pay that full increase.
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Congress could, say, suspend or completely do away with the obscure but influential Jones Act, for instance, which requires that goods shipped to Puerto Rico from the US come on American vessels, which jacks up the price of items beyond what most pay on the US mainland, despite Puerto Rico's higher poverty levels.
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One Kahneman/Knetsch/Thaler survey asked Toronto and Vancouver residents to evaluate the fairness of two ways a car dealer could react to a shortage on a new model: If the dealership has been selling the car at list price and then jacks up the price by $200 to cope with demand, people find that unfair.
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It's almost as if some secret force jacks up my perceptions. It's a twilight zone. I enter it just moments before the confrontation. It might be the reason I'm still alive.
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The liftboat usually moves on location on a side of the platform where no obstructions or pipelines are observed, lowers its legs and jacks up out of the water. Because the pads of the liftboat are sitting on a muddy, unstable seafloor, most liftboats practice a safety measure called a preload, where the boat jacks-up the absolute minimum to clear hull from the tips of the significant wave heights,Hercules Offshore Nigeria Limited; ISM Marine Circular 63 Rev. 2 ; HONL 100.02 Rev 45a - Jacking and Maneuvering fills its holds with water for weight and allows the boat to settle in the mud for several hours before dumping the water and jacking up to work height. If the mud of the seafloor gives way under the liftboat, it can fall into the water and put the lives of the crew in danger.
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Waiting for her mother to collect her from the police station, she meets a juvenile delinquent who advises her not to worry so much. The friends collect the Ferrari from the parking deck and head home. Discovering many more miles on the odometer, Cameron becomes catatonic with shock. Back at Cameron's house, Ferris jacks up the car and runs it in reverse to "rewind" the odometer.
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A line of people (including Woody) drool at the window of the shop of market butcher Buzz Buzzard. A short series of gags ensues about how Buzz dishonestly (and literally) "jacks" up all his prices. Since Woody is broke as usual, he sneaks in and gets thrown out by Buzz. On the way out, Woody collides with a bottle of invisible ink and turns partially invisible.
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Donald notices the back of his van is gone and he chases the boys to their clubhouse. Donald tries numerous ways to get in, but each attempt fails miserably. In one attempt, he jacks up the clubhouse to load onto his van, but the boys manage to reverse the jack so it comes back down on top of Donald. He tunnels out and decides as a last resort to smoke the boys out.
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Two pair is a hand that contains two cards of one rank, two cards of another rank and one card of a third rank (the kicker), such as ("two pair, jacks and fours" or "two pair, jacks over fours" or "jacks up"). It ranks below three of a kind and above one pair. Each two pair is ranked first by the rank of its highest- ranking pair, then by the rank of its lowest-ranking pair, and finally by the rank of its kicker. For example, ranks higher than , which ranks higher than , which ranks higher than .
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The see-saw battle continued in the third period. Sam Houston opened the second half with a four-minute, 11-play, 78-yard drive for Fulbright's five-yard touchdown run. A two-point conversion attempt failed, but the Kats held a 15–14 lead. Stephen F. Austin took advantage of a Bearkat turnover for a quick 10-yard drive with Michael Horace scoring on a fourth- and-one play with 5:46 remaining in the third. SFA's two-point conversion attempt failed but the Jacks still led 20–15. With 9:41 to play, the lead changed hands a fifth time as James Shorts tallied on a five-yard run to complete a 62-yard drive. Again, the two-point attempt failed as Sam Houston edged in front 21–20. Less than two minutes later, SFA was back in front after Horace broke for a 53-yard run to put the Jacks up 26–21 with 7:51 remaining. Sam Houston was forced to punt but the boot by Bart Bradley bottled the Jacks inside their own 10-yard line. A bad punt snap went out of the end zone giving the Kats two more points and the ball with 1:05 to play. Now it was time for quarterback Reggie Lewis to take over.
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