Sentence examples similar to horrendous pay from inspiring English sources

And that brings us back to those horrendous pay-to-cut-the-line arrangements that have become popular.

I paid for my education, I paid the horrendous rents in London, I paid £4.95 for a pint, all of it with foreign currency from my family.

It's sort of like an etch-a-sketch in that electronic paper can be reused millions of times (this is just a guess) thus eliminating the need to kill more trees and pay horrendous amounts for ink.

"The pay is horrendous.

In that scenario, it might actually make sense to pay the horrendous costs of a military confrontation to eliminate a far worse nuclear threat — if one believed it was inevitable that North Korea would use nuclear weapons against the United States and its allies later.

The price we have paid seems horrendous but it is not unlike what other Americans, who came here from across the world, paid the piper.

It was horrendous what we were paying and it was a breeding ground for illness.

Over the past four months, Yemeni civilians have paid a horrendous price with nearly 1,700 people killed and more than 3,800 injured.

Small shopkeepers, though enduring horrendous economic conditions, are paying $700 or more for satellite phones so they can order products from other countries or from across town.

Simply stated, we cannot continue sending service members into combat for three tours, four tours, five tours and more without paying a horrendous price in terms of the psychological well-being of the troops and their families, and the overall readiness of the armed forces to protect the nation.

The country pays a horrendous price for this pollution in terms of public health and economic losses.