It can't be measured in terms of money.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

It can't be measured in terms of money.

I can't make ends meet now.

It is embarrassing to speak about money (matters).

I'm not worried about the price.

Merchants should not be concerned only with moneymaking.

There are many things which we cannot evaluate in terms of money.

Money cannot be got at bidding.

This amount of money is not sufficient to make up our monthly deficit.

I can not raise the money―raise the dust―raise the wind.

I have no cash in hand.

It is awkward to speak about money matters.

I can not have such a large sum ready at a moment's notice.

I'm sorry to have put you to so much expense.

You cannot atone for your misdeeds with money.

No money can atone for your misdeeds.

I can't, in all conscience, accept this money.

the condition of becoming short of money or in financial difficulty

You can't wring any more money from me.

I can't give you that much money.

the degree to which something is inexpensive

Don't handle money carelessly.

I can't lend you any money.

The money may be increased according to circumstances.

The money has not been accounted for.

You should not anticipate your income.

Such a trifling [small] debt is not worth worrying about.

You can never have too much money.

I cannot live on such a small sum of money.

As it is a large sum of money, I can not have it ready at a moment's notice.

I can't bring myself to accept the money.