Sentence examples for consistently pay for from inspiring English sources

In fact, the European crisis is primarily a solvency crisis, meaning that countries in crisis are not only missing the liquidity to make their debt payments due today, but lack the growth to generate enough income to consistently pay for their obligations in the future.

Very few people consistently pay for products or services with cash any more.

Earning florins from missions and side jobs will allow you to consistently pay for doctor services.

In interviews, they said they were often required to work overtime and night shifts, sometimes up to 14 hours a day, but were not consistently paid for the overtime.

Workers at Farm Country allege that they are non-consistently paid for their overtime hours, and are often paid well below minimum wage".

Online-auction buyers, he found, consistently pay more for used digital cameras than they do in stores.

And expecting people to consistently pay an extra twenty-five to forty per cent for that difference of degree is almost certainly a mistake.

You consistently pay about nine dollars and twenty-seven cextraextra for your lunch because no one else remembers to add tip and tax when paying his or her share for group delivery orders.

He says investors should look for investments that are rated well and consistently pay sizable dividends.

This continues a long-standing discriminatory pattern: A six-year study of 300,000 Nissan loans performed in 1991-2000 showed that African Americans in 33 states consistently paid more for their loans, regardless of credit history.

The Giants didn't seem to fear any of Tampa Bay's receivers; only Vincent Jackson consistently made them pay for that.