Sentence examples for deeper into their wallets from inspiring English sources

But while malls were busy, shoppers seemed to be returning as much as they were buying, and many voiced caution about digging deeper into their wallets.

Or they could have skipped the lines and bought one of the latest iPhone rivals from an Apple competitor, as long as they were willing to dig deeper into their wallets.

The run-up in oil has unnerved some on Wall Street and raised the prospect that consumers would pare spending on nonessentials because they were forced to reach deeper into their wallets at the gas pump.

Prospective office renters in Los Angeles County are likely to have to dig deeper into their wallets as rents rise and empty space continues to fill up.

That is why the Buccaneers reached deep into their wallets -- and their draft-day goody bag -- to pay Johnson $56 million over the next eight years.

Although "we're not asking people to reach too deep into their wallets" for Hoover products, Mr. Banny said, which can cost from $129 to $179, the careful attitude among shoppers means the campaign must work hard at promoting benefits and demonstrating the cleaning power of Hoover "where the rubber meets the road".

Buyers of luxury cars may be less willing or able to pay for all the bells and whistles that have fattened BMW's bottom line, executives say, but they may well continue to dig deep into their wallets if they think of their cars as doing their bit to limit climate change.

World soccer has taken note of the burgeoning refugee crisis in Europe and the Middle East and is pledging to help, with two of Europe's biggest clubs reaching deep into their wallets to make donations.

In a show of solidarity, the opponents of Prop 8 have dug deep into their wallets to fight against the tyranny of churches that would rather shun than accept.

Reaching into their wallets, consumers demand value.

When meeting resistance, instead of backing down, they just reach into their wallets.