Sentence examples for either it pays from inspiring English sources

Before doing either, it pays to understand your "capitalization rates".

(Your offline habits aren't safe from its harvest either — it pays data brokers to snitch on those too).

Either it pays for the trip or it does not"), his driver had incomplete directions — a mere itinerary, with no local knowledge or scheme for traffic avoidance.

In Chicago, where Drexler was scouting a potential location for a new Madewell store ("You have to go, you have to see, you have to feel. Either it pays for the trip or it does not"), his driver had incomplete directions — a mere itinerary, with no local knowledge or scheme for traffic avoidance.

That means Labour must find a way to pay for the policy, even though the government's cashflow would be largely unchanged (under either system, it pays the full cost of the course up front).

"ATC believes that these procedures clearly infringe on the patent and that those who misuse its technology must either license it, pay royalties, or cease using the products.

This is similar to what it pays to import either Colorado River water or water from Northern California.

Other critics worry that the conference will turn aid into a simplistic either-or proposition: if it pays to improve the sewage system, children will go without education.

Depending on the harvest rate it either pays to grow through the harvestable slot and mature above it, or mature small below it.

When you do a deal like that, it either pays off or you end up in a bus shelter somewhere".

After all, it's either us paying it or our children, and it's not right to pass it on down the line".