Sentence examples for lost to pay from inspiring English sources

Before the Supreme Court decision I was liable, should I have lost, to pay roughly £700,000 – and that was even before the trial.

I mean, gas is closing on four bucks a gallon, you can't afford to drive to the job you're about to lose to pay for the house you can't live in anymore.

These manufacturing jobs that the U.S. is losing to China pay better and have three times greater ripple effects than installation jobs.

£5bn of that is lost to fraud - enough to pay for nearly a quarter of a million new nurses.

That's the purpose of the Court Interpreters Act of 1978, which allows federal courts to order losing parties to pay prevailing parties the cost of interpreters.

Such an effort, Mr. Payne suggested, could be achieved by creating a new system to force losing towns to pay those lawyers' fees.

The S.E.C. has asked the court to compel Mr. Lipson to repay the money that he avoided losing and to pay unspecified penalties.

One major concern was a provision that tries to discourage unfounded patent infringement lawsuits by requiring the losing party to pay the winning party's legal fees.

Hatch explicitly said, "Saying you're going to use something that loses money to pay for anything is just wrong".

The availability of human resource without adequate inputs affects quality of care and leads to further loses, having to pay salaries for health workers who are not providing services.

And the hours of paid work lost to wedding planning time … never mind.