Sentence examples for broke to pay from inspiring English sources

But with City not interested in playing him, with Argentine clubs too broke to pay his kind of wages, and with his wish to join A.C. Milan stymied over the Italian club's lacking the means to buy out his contract, he might soon have no other place to play.

Too broke to pay for an Uber?

I was too broke to pay rent so Jascha invited me to move in with him.

It was hard to believe that the company was really too broke to pay us".

This attitude gets him fired, and soon Daru is too broke to pay his electric bill.

They want an absolute "drop-dead" date of when the system will finally be too broke to pay bills.

House Republicans want to eliminate breaks to pay for lower overall rates, reducing the top tax rate to 25percentt from 35percentt.

Instead of cutting education to disguise the fiscal imprudence of lavishing tax breaks on heirs of the super-rich, Harris wants to claw back some of the breaks to pay teachers more.

If a rich person is able — through perfectly legal use of tax breaks — to pay a very low tax rate, then the rest of us will have reason to resent the fact that those breaks exist.

G.M.'s retiree benefit packages were negotiated 40 years ago when Detroit faced little competition, the future looked as good as the present and the government-provided tax breaks to pay workers with promises rather than money.

In 2014, the District joined New York and San Francisco in passing a law requiring employers with 20 or more employees to offer commuter benefits, giving thousands of workers access to the federal tax break to pay for transit and parking.