Sentence examples for either paying from inspiring English sources

So companies end up either paying less interest (good) or issuing cheapish equity (better).

Borrowers have a choice of either paying these fees upfront or wrapping the fees into their mortgage rate.

Luckily, there are plenty of ways you can find images to use without either paying or breaking the law.

Teams that buy in midseason are either paying above the odds to correct a fault in their lineup or taking some other club's discards.

"This practice puts consumers in the untenable position of either paying twice for the same service or forgoing Internet access altogether".

"We think the overwhelming majority of Tiscali customers will be either paying less or the same when the new set of prices are published.

"It will either pay off handsomely or flop horribly".

"You either pay it or they don't do it.

"They are either paid for by the artist or by galleries".

"We either pay the electricity or have the phone shut off".

"We either pay the rent or we eat," said Raja Abdul al-Samad, their mother.