Sentence examples for taking more money off from inspiring English sources
This government is taking more money off women and children with their austerity measures than they are raising from the banks whose greed and recklessness caused the economic crisis in the first place.
Make sure that you take more money off if the book is in bad condition.
"It doesn't seem worth joining any network: they take more money off you – up to 50% of your earnings – and you don't get anything in return for it at this stage.
"Taking more money out of peoples' pockets?
Do not take more money then given.
You will make more money off of that person".
So why not make more money off him?
Although BOOM swung from a loss in the year-ago period to a 41 cents per share quarterly profit, Buckingham "thought it wise to take some more money off of the table on this volatile issue, given that the stock now trades for more than five-times book value and a rather rich two-times sales".
Instead of taking more off, men started putting more on.
