Sentence examples for it means paying from inspiring English sources
Winning is even harder: it means paying for advertisements to convince voters to care.
Some fans seem eager for new ownership, even if it means paying more for tickets.
To Electronic Arts, it means paying at least $750 million for the rights.
It means paying and valuing adults who work with children as much as we pay and value other professionals.
He said, "Mofaz is the one to bring such matters to justice, even if it means paying an uncomfortable price".
It means paying to administer and police the single market while the in-crowd makes the important decisions about how it works.
"In Syria, there was always a way to avoid bureaucracy, even if it meant paying a bit of extra money.
The practice involved registering a single sale many times over, even if it meant paying salesmen several commissions in the process.
"In the midst of my grief I realised that the federal government was treating us as strangers, and it meant paying a humongous estate tax.
"He openly expressed that these groups should demobilize, even if it meant paying a few years of jail time or confinement," said someone who sits at the table.
They greatly favored energy conservation over energy production, and said they would happily protect the environment even if it meant paying more for electricity and gas.
