Sentence examples for a question of pay from inspiring English sources

It's not a question of pay money and get chocolate or whatever.

"It's not just a question of paying for Greece's luxury pensions.

"It's just a question of paying attention to what you do, and don't sleep".

"It is not a question of paying so little, it is what the industry can afford," he says.

To express something well is not a question of having a top-class education and understanding poetic forms: rather, it's a question of paying attention.

What's more, there is now a question of paying the police for information.

"It is not a question of resisting paying farmers".

A statement was made if we are advocating treatment at any cost: It's a question of who pays for all these things.

I think if you have pretence; like there is in the USA, that cost isn't of any relevance…then you're going down the wrong path (PHCP) It's a question of who pays for all these things.

"Medical bills would be covered, they would be in a less hostile environment, and any question of paying for college would also be resolved".

Charles Blitzer, chief international economist for the brokerage Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette said, "This isn't so much a question of ability to pay as willingness to pay".