Sentence examples for adequate to pay from inspiring English sources

At that point, in 2040, Social Security tax collections would be adequate to pay only 74percentt of scheduled benefits.

But, yes, I don't want to hire anyone else until the cash flow is adequate to pay hidden costs like this one.

The demand for the polar shortcut between places like Chicago and Hong Kong is more than adequate to pay for the air traffic control investments that would be needed, according to a joint Canadian-Russian study.

In the plan, Mr. Romney says that "before President Obama exploded the size of the federal government, our existing tax rates were more or less adequate to pay for the government we needed".

Calculations show that the sums he spent on his collection (see below) up to the year 1656, when he finally went bankrupt, would have been more than adequate to pay off the loan he had taken out to purchase his house.

Here's more speculation of the future of travel from this article, amid ideas that we'll have no waitresses or nurses and that our incomes will be adequate to pay for our extravagant waste: And excerpts from the same article about the importance of happiness: Far-fetched as our ancestors may have been, they were right in at least one of their predictions:.

And what if the vouchers — for that's what they are — turned out not to be large enough to pay for adequate insurance?

Is there adequate funding to pay for drugs and raising awareness?

"We look at the company's ability to generate adequate cash to pay dividends and management's motivation to pay dividends," he said.

There was an adequate gathering to pay homage: Camp Fire Girls, French Ambassador, Spanish Ambassador, Boy Scouts, Commander of the U.S. Fleet and a host of presidents of societies, but only a few spectators..

There are adequate reserves to pay the additional taxes and related interest if the I.R.S. decision stands, the company said, adding that any payment probably would not occur until at least 2005.