Sentence examples for further paying from inspiring English sources

He goes further, paying a laboratory to perform weekly tests for a host of different pathogens.

Technology companies like Cisco Systems and Intel have sometimes gone even further, paying new hires not to come to work at all.

Kansas is going even further, paying a "bounty" to high schools for each student who earns a technical qualification.At Sussex Tech students will soon be able to earn enough credits for half a bachelor's degree from a local university, at no extra cost, saving them tens of thousands of dollars in tuition fees.

Meanwhile, I gave the maximum contribution to Hillary Clinton's campaign, not even really being a fan of hers, and further, paying money to pay more taxes.

Now they've gone further — paying a settlement of at least $1 million and taking the unusual step of issuing formal apologies to two of the accused, television producer Garth Ancier and former Walt Disney Co. executive David..

As a further (paid) appointment is banned by law, Mr Bush is now looking for an alternative way to save his beleaguered ambassador, possibly by naming him "acting" ambassador.

Mr. Kendall hit further pay dirt when he noticed that Webster was fond of certain turns of phrase: entering those into databases yielded more writings probably penned by him.

However it's been unclear whether going the extra mile to lower cholesterol even further, pays off".

That makes me wonder if Yahoo is also laying the groundwork for further, paid services down the line.

Glympse says that a further, paid commercial SDK is designed for developers and enterprises that expect more than 300,000 monthly active users, or need more support, flexibility with user experience flow, or the ability to create more custom features.

They further paid $30bn to the US for the First Iraq War in 1991.