Sentence examples for invariably pay for from inspiring English sources

But as anyone with a cellular phone knows, wireless subscribers almost invariably pay for incoming as well as outgoing calls.

And in the process she has managed to get the practice reclassified as a high crime, carrying a prison term for the exciseuses and often a damages penalty of thirty thousand dollars for the fathers — who invariably pay for the operation but whose liability had almost always been waived on their claim that excision was "women's business".

Furthermore, since either health insurance companies or state health departments invariably pay for rabies PEP, the patient's and/or health care provider's desire to reduce anxiety may not be aligned with the cost-effectiveness of rabies PEP treatment [ 6].

If the doctors wanted to go snorkeling or play golf, the sales representatives or Medtronic employees almost invariably paid for the expense, she said.

It is that the rocket launchers and other weaponry used by the Mujahideen to such great effect against the Soviets were invariably paid for by the CIA.

The hectic festive schedule is tougher for the smaller clubs, after which key players appearing in successive games invariably pay the price and pick up muscle injuries.

And those jobs, when they come, invariably pay less than before the Great Recession.

As everybody should know by now, it invariably pays to question your renewal quote.

And there is invariably a fee to pay for the privilege.

Governor Nelson Rockefeller, whose plans for the state invariably outstripped its ability to pay for them, was particularly innovative in this way.

Those who think that commercial sex in this country is invariably voluntary — and especially men who pay for sex — should listen to her story.