An opinion poll earlier this year suggested that a majority of policyholders was prepared to make a sacrifice to stabilise the fund.
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"If they can go out and buy my albums, I can at least make the sacrifice to holler at the few people who call, " he says.
If those who make the sacrifice to save and take the risk of investing find that the government is only going to seize their savings and investment when they are successful, they will soon sharply reduce their savings and investment, at least here in America.
It does not make sense to sacrifice profit margin just for a greater market share.
And he carries with him the memories of Americans who have made the ultimate sacrifice to make this progress possible.
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"That's quite a sacrifice to make when you're trying to get eyeballs on your website, " said McGowan, who started her reporting with a trip out to Marshall, Mich.
We were told the use of a QVGA rather than HVGA screen on the Wildfire was a major saving in terms of cost, and we didn't feel like it was too big a sacrifice to make.
Taken individually, none of these steps may seem to be an undue hardship, a sacrifice too great to make in the interest of securing an elusive peace.
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It's a much smaller sacrifice than the Moses generation had to make, but it's still a sacrifice.
You've got to sacrifice almost everything if you want to make it.
He would sit on the porch, a cup of Red Diamond coffee on the rail, and stroke its beak, cooing to it, as if he wanted it to understand the awful sacrifice he was asking it to make.
Players quest around maps and acquire cards, level up, sacrifice cards to make other cards stronger, and battle other players.
Why are they willing to make the sacrifice and take the risk?
Some people will insist that this is Manzano's choice to make, that it was his sweat and sacrifice that got him to London, and this was his victory to celebrate however he saw fit.
This everyday miracle of birth and sacrifice is supposed to make you want a beer.
"That's the sacrifice I have to make as a father and as a husband: being away from my family, " he told CNN.
"That's the sacrifice I have to make as a father and as a husband -- being away from my family, " he told CNN.
It means so many things - primarily about the fact that people are prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice for their friends and for their country.
"It was clear to me he had made the transformation from a boy into a man and a leader prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice for his country, " Littrell said.
General DAVID PETRAEUS (U.S. Army): Success will take continued commitment, perseverance and sacrifice, all to make possible an opportunity for the all-important Iraqi political actions that are the key to long-term solutions to Iraq's many problems.
To make universal healthcare work, everyone is going to need to sacrifice.
But Mr Obuchi's party is now saying that, if it has to sacrifice some of its own single-seat incumbents to make room for Liberal candidates, it will have to find seats for those displaced on the proportional-representation list.
As families sit at their kitchen tables to assess their own budgets and priorities, they know they will have to make hard choices about how they spend their money and what they sacrifice to grow their savings.
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Sometimes it may be inconvenient, but it's a sacrifice that we have to make.
Send me, no matter how great the sacrifice I am called to make.
The only sacrifice he asked people to make was turning off the lights and checking the pressure in their tires.
Some on the Conservative right find his existence convenient, because he is an outrider and they can look more pro-government than he does, without having to make any real policy sacrifice in the process.
Kenny Yap was away at Ohio State University in the U.S. then, but returned in a few years with a formal knowledge of business and management--and a desire to make good on the sacrifice of so many fish.
Or to put it another way, unless a country like France is prepared to make a much greater sacrifice (for the good of the currency union) of its own government's budget-making powers than it currently seems prepared to do, it is quite hard to paint a rosy picture for the eurozone.
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