Sentence examples for continue to pay high from inspiring English sources

Unless they redevelop it, they continue to pay high business rates while receiving no rent.

Consumers Health Forum, for example, describes the way many insurance packages lack adequate coverage for even basic needs, "and yet consumers continue to pay high and rising premiums on these policies with misplaced confidence that they will be covered".

Meanwhile, most drivers of the city's 12,187 medallion cabs continue to pay high fixed cab-leasing fees -- to garages and brokers that respond to fare increases by raising these leasing fees.

A Modigliani nude painting was sold to an unnamed Chinese buyer at Christie's on Monday for US$170.4m, the second-highest price ever for a work of art at auction, as deep-pocketed collectors continue to pay high prices for some rare masterpieces up for sale in this year's autumn auctions season.

Which means individual women, their families and our entire society will continue to pay high prices for what is essentially a broad application of outdated gender stereotypes to economic policy.

Figures stay strong, advertisers continue to pay high revenue and in two weeks, Madonna has made almost as much gross profit as she did for the entire 40 weeks of 2012.

The market may lead laggard provinces to adopt the policy, because if they continue to pay higher prices, arbitrageurs may make bulk purchases in Ontario to sell elsewhere.

And because the increase in market value is phased in over several years, he will continue to pay higher taxes over the next decade or so.

"This veto means that financially troubled family farmers don't have protection against foreclosure, that residents of nursing homes that file for bankruptcy can be evicted in the middle of the night and that consumers will continue to pay higher prices for goods and services due to the exploding number of bankruptcies".

Meanwhile, people in communities where rideshare is restricted continue to pay higher prices to own vehicles.

If you hold securities trading well above their par value, you may want to take a capital gain now at 15% versus allowing them to continue to pay higher interest income (taxed at personal income tax rates) as they depreciate toward par value.