every penny counts

Every penny counts in the fight to save our children.

Given the huge losses airlines are making every penny counts.

Look, she's probably got eighty to a hundred grand in education costs to pay off, and every penny counts.

When you're trying to survive in your 18th year, every penny counts.

When you consider that our work costs £100,000 a day, you'll understand why every penny counts.

"Every penny counts," she added, "especially with the economy and when you're retired."

"The bottom line is every penny counts," he said.

"Councils are taking big cuts and every penny counts, but there is a democratic point.

As being a Buddhist, she has been a vegetarian for a long time, and she makes every penny counts.

It's cheaper than eating here, and when you're the next Nirvana, rather than the current one, every penny counts.

Given our fiscal issues where every penny counts we can't really afford to have a loss anywhere anymore in any part of it."

"When you're dealing with the hospital business, every penny counts," Mr. Williams said.

The presenters always accompany this with the phrase "every penny counts" to help to push the total beyond that of the previous year.

And in a time when every penny counts, paying a professional could mean dipping into your staycation fund.

For Fringe producers every penny counts.

From 2011 the slogan is "every penny counts..."

But every penny counts."

Every penny counts.

But in an industry that has been losing money and that even in good years often reports razor-thin profit margins, every penny counts.

We flew economy - I may have to make this trip regularly if Stanford accept me, and my insurance doesn't cover me, so every penny counts.

Duh they are tax deductible, but duh the employer still has to pay it and duh in a bad economy every penny counts.

Though grateful, Ms. Lejeune wondered if Mr. Bush or any of the other people who determine economic policy understood families for whom every penny counts.

She appeared in Every Penny Counts and Look Into His Eyes, and also worked with comedic director Zdeněk Podskalský.

IN a market in which every penny counts, the Harvard endowment has embarked on a campaign that, at least on paper, has already squeezed extra profits out of its investments in two closed-end China funds.

He and manufacturers of everything from ink pens to vacuum cleaners are finding that stores are quickly eliminating from their shelves almost any merchandise that does not contribute to their bottom line because every penny counts in the highly promotional retail environment.