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Ways to Say "the percentage goes" in English

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the longer you take to decide.

It means delaying a decision will make the terms worse or more expensive.

From An Affair With My Boss, Episode 41

When do people say this?

Scene Context

Someone warns that the deal gets worse if the other person keeps delaying a decision.

Usage Scenario

Use this in business or negotiation contexts to pressure someone to decide quickly. It sounds like a deadline warning and may feel pushy if used casually.

Better ways to say it

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The longer you wait, the higher the percentage gets.
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The longer you take, the higher it goes.
3
The delay will only make the percentage higher.

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