Sentence examples for expensive payment from inspiring English sources

Payment by regulators would be expensive; payment by investors would mean identifying them before the securities are sold.

The most expensive payment ever made for a Task Rabbit assignment was around $2,000, and it involved a lot of copy editing.

I am persuaded, however, that the opaque, price-discriminatory and administratively unwieldy – and hence very expensive – payment system of individual negotiations over fees has not served Americans well during in the last few decades.

But this week the bank is giving her more than £3,000 after she turned the tables and won compensation for expensive payment protection insurance mis-sold when she took out the loan.

This trend implies that much of the large revenue growth is caused by more expensive payment per unit of adjusted hospital day, and that these trends are more than a short-term phenomenon.

Always read the fine print to ensure that you aren't getting tricked into a more expensive payment situation.

Common schemes generally involve bribing union officials so that a company can hire cheaper nonunion workers and forgo expensive payments into pension, benefit and health and welfare funds.

Participants were spending an average of £141 a month on energy, compared with the UK average of £106, in part because many were on expensive payments meters charging 27p per kilowatt hour compared to 17p for those not on meters.

The deal, backed strongly by the chancellor, George Osborne, is contentious because it commits British energy users to potentially expensive payments to EDF and CGN to supply energy once the plant is built.

They also seek low cost services since they do not want to make expensive payments.

Across all sensitivity analyses, the blood acquisition and administration payments consistently were the most expensive component payment.