Sentence examples for concerned to pay from inspiring English sources

And broad measures of the money supply are still barely growing because banks have been reluctant to lend, or because firms have been too concerned to pay off debt, or both.

Bennett seemed more concerned to pay obsequious homage than to assert his own credentials.

They are less concerned to pay respects to their former rulers than to honour their status as Caliph, head of the Islamic faith.

These included forcing hedge funds to disclose details of their activities, encouraging banks and securities firms to lend more cautiously, and asking everybody concerned to pay more attention to risk.

In Nigeria, the prevalence range of being overweight is 20.3%35.1%%, while the prevalence range of obesity is 8.1%22.2%% using the BMI definition. 1 The prevalence rate of overweight and obesity in Nigeria is high, and there is a need for all concerned to pay a close attention to the menace.

He got Lloyd's of London, the insurance concern, to pay $3 million to finish the film, rather than the $15 million it would have owed if the picture had been dropped.

If Ms. O'Donnell and Ms. Jagger are concerned enough to pay for such an ominously worded ad, how worried should the rest of us be?

The main complaints about the hospital concerned having to pay to get treated, long queues and rude staff.

It is also possible to obtain information concerning willingness to pay on the part of healthcare providers.

Specific to each business, the concern whether to pay interest and how to pay it with principal or regularly, can be determined by both parties of the loan.

With risky borrowers no longer trying to access loans all that are left are credit-worthy concerns willing to pay attractive interest rates to get the loans they need.