Sentence examples for convinced to pay from inspiring English sources

Ministers said the price of re-sold event tickets should be decided by "supply and demand" – jargon meaning whatever fans can be convinced to pay.

Perhaps some employers can be convinced to pay higher wages as part of a strategy to reduce job churn, he suggests.This happened with caretakers (janitors) in the late 1990s, after a decade of campaigns.

The iPhone is a bit different because Apple has a partner that it has convinced to pay it an insane amount of money for each device sold and then subsidize the cost of it for consumers.

"These countries have to be convinced to pay a little more for sustainable palm oil, just as we pay a bit more for organic cherry tomatoes," Rival said.

The guys are still nosing each other -- which may explain why they are all still single -- but the biggest joke that the four pranksters have ever played may be on the TruTV network, which they convinced to pay them to put on a show where they humiliate each other -- which they'd probably do for free.

Having a clear boundary will prevent you from being convinced to pay more than you are willing.

Chasing people down for their money isn't free – the federal government contracts the job out to more than two dozen collection agencies, which receive commissions of up to 30% for every loan holder they convince to pay up.

As broadcast television has lost audience share, its salesmen have convinced advertisers to pay more and more to reach a given number of viewers.

He convinced them to pay for his trip, slipped out of Europe and travelled to the Middle East where he joined an estimated 2,000 foreign fighters.

They convinced consumers to pay for content which had been available for free online once before.

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