Übersetzung für "Tiefer in die tasche greifen" in Englisch

All you have to do is dig just a little bit deeper.

We'll just have to dig deeper.

Still, for noticeably greater ride comfort, you have to dig deeper in your pockets.

We have some of the best in the following pages.

You get the right friends in line, it's going to take bigger moves and deeper pockets.

Customers are also prepared to dig deeper into their pockets for this level of durability.

If you want the convertible or break version, a lot more will be necessary.

So far only 44 per cent of consumers in Germany would pay more for this.

Costs are high and climbing, and students increasingly must pay their own way.

Why do we have to dig deep into our pockets to buy these commodities?

They are also prepared to dig deeper into their pockets for higher performance.

After all, it will probably be the case with the 2010 budget, too, that Dutch citizens are left holding the baby and have to dig deep into their pockets, whilst MEPs from 19 out of the 27 countries present here play Santa Claus with other people's money.

Meanwhile, the so-called 'permanent rescue package' for the euro is nothing other than an assault on the net contributors, who will have to dig even deeper into their pockets in future.

I do not believe that farmers will have to pay a very great deal more for this as costs in general will ultimately fall.

I share some colleagues' regrets that we were not able to persuade the Council to dig deeper into our taxpayers' pockets to increase expenditure on research.

Burundi will need even deeper pockets from its donors to transform today's political overtures into sustainable peace.

Moreover, many consumers value subjective quality so highly that they are prepared to pay a higher price for it, e.g. for food produced by a particular method (organic) or using a particular type of raw material (GMO v non-GMO), even though there is no clear evidence that the product is actually different.

It is both counterproductive and illogical to require European pig farmers to comply with certain legal requirements and standards if consumers are not prepared to pay for these animal protection requirements.

A significant proportion of Europeans also claim to be ready to pay more for energy coming from renewable sources.

A slim majority of EU citizens is prepared to pay more to use less polluting transport (54%).

Correspondingly, the number of people unwilling to spend more increased from 47% to 52%.

I'm sure that with the appropriate nudge, they can be persuaded to dig a little deeper.

But the way to rectify it isn't to dig in deeper.

The researchers were careful to ensure that the sensor could be manufactured cost-effectively in bulk – after all, no one wants to dig much deeper in their pocket than they would for a conventional smoke detector, even though gas sensors offer significantly more protection.

But high-end overclocker should pay a little bit more, to get more scope for better timings at higher frequencies.

Those who would like to dig a little deeper into their pockets may invest in a Barolo red wine from the 1990s.