Sentence examples for bigger payment from inspiring English sources

The Treasury secretary said the bigger payment resulted from the booming economy and a growth in tax revenue.

For example, psychophysics suggests that people perceive an expense as far larger when it is on its own rather than when it is grouped into a bigger payment; as in the case of credit card bills which accumulate spending over time.

All people who buy a policy that covers abortions — not just those receiving tax credits to help buy insurance — would have to divide their premium payment in two: a small part (at least $1 a month) to cover the plan's projected cost of paying for abortions and a much bigger payment for the rest of the premium.

Similar tipping behavior has been observed among people who obtain shareware, Professor Lynn said, noting that at least one shareware author reported that nearly 40percentt of users sent a bigger payment than requested for a software program they found particularly useful.

This wasn't actually a very big business for the company — even if it is one of the bigger payment providers in the country.

And even if it were, that wouldn't solve the debt problem, as there's an even bigger payment looming down the road: Greece owes 340 billion € in total, more money than Apple's cash on hand.

A long boom would mean bigger payments to creditors.

That tension between bigger payments and more exposure plays out at the record labels.

Kennedy is a teaching hospital, so it gets bigger payments: $4,327.60 for a normal delivery and $1,253.55 for newborn care.

Some local legislatures have begun to demand bigger payments from foreign mining firms working on their turf.

Borrowers are advised to pay more than the interest during the 10-year period, to avoid bigger payments later.