Sentence examples for completely pay from inspiring English sources

The prime minister said: "Most of the time tax cuts don't completely pay for themselves.

Over the coming 25 years, if growth could be lifted by just one-tenth of a percentage point a year, the extra tax revenue would completely pay for an $800 billion stimulus package.

I'd still be in debt today, with government-issued student loans and steep credit card interest that made it just impossible enough to every completely pay off a full account balance.

Unlike most American consumers, whose failure to save has exasperated economists for years, the typical American corporation has increased its savings so sharply that it probably has enough cash on hand to completely pay off its debts.

"A remarkable consensus emerged at the end of President Clinton's second term to use the Medicare and Social Security surpluses to completely pay off our national debt," said Gene Sperling, who was Mr. Clinton's economic policy adviser and is now a fellow at the Brookings Institution.

With just minimum payments, it would take about 28 years to completely pay back the balance.

We know we can have a bill that's completely paid for, at $1 trillion".

So if you weren't completely paying attention before, I'm pretty sure I've got your attention now.

A large number of the first student cohort of 60 is subsidised or completely paid for, which is applaudable.

I was so proud of you for getting you college completely paid through scholarships and you made it into college honors.

For health insurance, keep any records (explanation-of-benefit forms, receipts and invoices) covering treatments that are in progress or that are not completely paid for or resolved.