Sentence examples for consequently paid from inspiring English sources

Hospitals and clinics have traditionally shifted the cost of charity care to insured patients, who have consequently paid a hidden "tax" in their bills.

"The Hunters were consequently paid at least $1.865 million in fees from known or suspected stock promoters, and they did not disclose to their newsletter followers the conflicting relationship between their two businesses," the S.E.C. said.

At the moment, any hours worked between 7pm and 7am, or at any time over the weekend, are classed as antisocial and are consequently paid more.

The racing MC12s were entered into the American Le Mans Series races in 2005 but exceeded the size restrictions and consequently paid weight penalties due to excess range.

If therapeutic value was overestimated, then although HIF could recover its excessive payments at a point in the future, it would still have restricted its payments in the present and have consequently paid less than what was appropriate for more valuable medications.

We consequently pay more attention to them.

But disaster planners often do not see it that way, and consequently pay more attention to other threats like floods, says Dr. Wilhite, who directs the National Drought Mitigation Center, a research and planning organization at the University of Nebraska.

If you give valuable stock to a trusted family member like a parent, child, or sibling, they can sell it for you and consequently pay as little as 0% in capital gains taxes (as long as their income puts them in a low tax bracket).

As a consequence, higher educated white collar workers face wage loss, as only less complex and consequently less paid jobs meet their remaining abilities.

The Muslims consequently stopped paying tribute and a percentage of their trading profits to the hated Christians.

Another concern for consumers is what I call "battered customer syndrome". Market analytics allow companies to identify their best and worst customers and, consequently, to pay special attention to those deemed to be the most valuable.