Sentence examples for a bang for a from inspiring English sources

For the financially challenged, this translates into "a bang for a buck," Ms. Gachot said.

And the reliance on interest-rate moves as not only the primary but essentially exclusive tool of monetary policy meant that the Fed wasn't using expectations management to augment interest-rate cuts (which might have allowed it to get more of a bang for a given cut, and could therefore have obviated the need to go all the way down to 1%).

In a nutshell, they get a bang for their buck.

"Supplements may be more of a bang for my buck".

It was down to earth with a bang for Honda.

2014 is starting off with a bang for hardware.

Paul Puey: 2017 is going out with a bang for Bitcoin.

Well, this is a fine example of getting a bang for your buck on a whale watching tour.

The New Year started with a bang for local teams.

In an unusual big bang for such a cautious regime, viewers suddenly had access to a full 46 channels, offering everything from news to near-naked fashion models to wrestling.Sok Sian Pek, who conducted a "media impact study" for the communications ministry, says television has wrought huge changes in the towns.

"We get a bigger bang for our buck for a five- or six-year-old than we do for a 17-year-old who mentally is already checked out," he says.Mr Castro's suggestion is a minor increase one-eighth of 1%—increase one-eighthsales tax.