Sentence examples for essentially pay for from inspiring English sources
Power generators, too, will essentially pay for permits by raising electricity prices.
Many, like Portugal, have little fossil fuel of their own, and the European Union's emissions trading system discourages fossil fuel use by requiring industry to essentially pay for excessive carbon dioxide emissions.
O.K., maybe I said some things I shouldn't have when my father told me that a "non-refundable" deposit meant what it said, and that he wasn't going to "essentially pay for two weddings" if I changed the date.
The administration has said its $1.5 trillion tax cut will not balloon the federal budget deficit because the plan will generate enough economic growth to essentially pay for itself.
One hospital, McLaren Macomb, in suburban Detroit, instead offered several residents slots in its "unfunded program," in which most radiology residents essentially pay for their own positions through donations, typically from a spouse or parents: $65,000 a year to cover a $42,000 salary and $2,000 for expenses.
Also, how to convince people to essentially pay for privilege of being advertised to?
In particular, given continuing medical innovation, we can't maintain a system in which Medicare essentially pays for anything a doctor recommends.
In 2006, the Guardian's technology section launched the Free Our Data campaign, to encourage government to make data that we had essentially paid for public.
Schools are essentially paying for a software program that scans athletes' Tweets, Facebook posts and other social media activity 24 hours a day.
Right now, HBO's customer-service costs and some of its marketing costs are essentially paid for by the cable companies; it benefits, for example, from cable's penchant for luring in new customers with steep first-year discounts.
