Sentence examples for functioning pay from inspiring English sources

Sept. 11, 2001, vividly demonstrated that affordable, functioning pay phones are not merely a convenience but an essential instrument for safety during crises.

Functional outcome (assessed on two functional dimensions): (i) role functioning (paid employment, school attendance, and/or meaningful housework) and through; (ii) social functioning (such as independence in community living) assessed using the Life Skills Profile [ 48 ] as well as the Social and Occupational Functioning Scale SOFASS) [ 46 ] as a global measure of functioning.

Paula DiPerna is correct that a functioning pay-phone network is essential for New York ("Can You Hear Me Now?," Op-Ed, Sept. 5).

Be aware that the weather may affect how well your loved one functions, pay attention to changing barometric pressure when making tentative plans.

Above the insurance, Andersen had said in earlier talks that it could probably continue functioning while paying out as much as $100 million a year, but that was before many of its largest clients took their business to other firms.

We need to have a functioning government, paid for by the community of our country, to take care of people in dire need.

"Drug courts often function as pay to play," Kertesz said.

But she is performing an important function: paying "careful attention to the achievements of others," in Ms. Gilman's words, the kind of attention that's hard to sustain in more current forms of media.

The suburban concerts functioned as paid dress rehearsals, performed in exchange for fees that outlying presenters could afford.

We have become so dependent on credit that we can't function without paying the banks ransom for more credit.

"Mainstream business is less and less able to function without paying attention to these things," Mr. Emerson added.