Sentence examples for is capable of paying from inspiring English sources
A system that is capable of paying a coach millions while placing suffocating restrictions on the student-athletes needs correction.
— AJ If a family is capable of paying for all college costs without incurring any debt, perhaps they do not need to apply for financial aid.
"Basically, it is a settlement that maximizes the cash that Homestore is capable of paying," said Bruce Simon, a lawyer with the San Francisco law firm of Cotchett, Pitre, Simon & McCarthy who represented the California teachers' fund.
Because it also knows what people are buying and where they are shipping it, Bill Me Later says it can conduct sophisticated analysis to determine whether purchases might be fraudulent and whether the buyer is capable of paying the bill on time.
More international locations named than we would have anticipated; therefore mid-19th century American fiction is outward-looking, a fact we would not have "discovered" were it not for the kind of attention a computer, as opposed to a human reader, is capable of paying.
Ms. Parker said she has learned, the hard way, that when the bank "authorizes" a credit card transaction, it is only verifying that the credit card being run is capable of paying the bill, not that the person using it is authorized to do so.
In 1951, the first season I was capable of paying attention, Robinson had a very good year.
"The owners are contractually obligated to pay, and they are capable of paying," says Mr Thompson.Conceivably, the property could revert to the creditors.
F.H.A. borrowers need to have down payments and are expected to meet strict criteria to make sure they are capable of paying their mortgages.
Then known as the Bank of England Club, top-flight Sunderland were capable of paying a record £20,500 for Len Shackleton but could not live with Yeovil.
