Sentence examples for in fact pay from inspiring English sources

Perversely, a newly independent Scottish state may in fact pay more attention to Britishness than those south of the border, where the question 'who speaks for the English?' will be asked more loudly.

Two economists — Lawrence H. Summers of Harvard, President Obama's former chief economic adviser; and Brad DeLong of the University of California, Berkeley — proposed in a recent paper that at the rock-bottom interest rates that prevail today, government spending to encourage growth would in fact pay for itself.

Japanese, in fact, pay on average double what Americans do for electricity.

But Coors did not in fact pay for its part in the film.

Its results, released on August 27th, found that in nine of those countries the poor in fact pay less.

Rich-country multinationals do in fact pay substantially higher wages and give substantially better benefits (such as access to health care) than the local norm.

A good number of people, in fact, paid no net income taxes.

It had, in fact, paid nothing, because no tax was due – thanks to the company's advantageously structured international borrowing.

She wrote that the three "are in fact, paid speaker/shills for the for-profit insurance industry".

I am, in fact, paid to keep words around, tend them, and give them to other people.

Now we have agreed, in fact paid a premium, to be upside down for the better part of two hours.