Sentence examples for because they pay for from inspiring English sources

One is a reluctance to criticise companies and governments harshly, because they pay for the ratings.

I realize that it's possible to argue that payroll taxes should be excluded from the discussion because they pay for benefits — Social Security and Medicare — that people receive on the back end.

European carmakers have been hit especially hard by the rising euro, because they pay for parts and labor in euros to build cars they export to the United States, where customers pay in dollars.

New Jersey's property taxes, more than $17 billion last year, are high because they pay for 75percentt of the cost of operating the state's bureaucracy-laden schools and local governments.

Local merchants and residents generally welcome business improvement districts, because they pay for street cleaning, tree plantings and new signs, among other things, all financed with money from local property owners.

Jay Shackford, a spokesman for the National Association of Home Builders in Washington, said impact fees are an "unfair burden" for first-time buyers because they pay for services and facilities that benefit the entire community.

Clothing retailers are entering a season where prices are going to be higher than usual, because they paid for fall's merchandise when cotton was very expensive.

"I really don't know why he is here — maybe because they paid for the park," said Yohan Islas Hernandez, 34, nodding over at the statue.

Your parents exercise certain kinds of control because they are your parents and thus responsible for your well-being, not because they paid for your stuff.

In part, this is because seniors think of Medicare as an "entitlement" — something that they have a right to because they paid for it, via Medicare taxes — and decry the new bill as a giveaway.

There came a time when I wrote just one too many magazine pieces where the editor said, for instance, "Put Speedo into the piece because they paid for the photo shoot".