Sentence examples for may repay from inspiring English sources

She may repay their deference by signing off with "Bless you, my child".

"And any heirs may repay it by either selling the home or with other funds".

Restitution is based on the full market value of the item, but criminals rarely receive fair market from stolen items, so they may repay many times what they received.

Huw van Steenis, an analyst at Morgan Stanley, reckons that banks (mainly those in the core of Europe) may repay €100 billion-200 billion ($133 billion-266 billion) of the €1 trillion in cash they borrowed from the central bank in 2011 and 2012.

The price-support method most widely used has been the nonrecourse loan made by the Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC): the farmer may repay the loan by delivering his produce at the support price or "redeem" it in cash if the market price is higher.

Three areas of research are suggested that may repay intensive investigation.

By differentiating lenders who may and may not repay their debts, lenders may choose their customers to increase expected utility.

Similarly, estimates by Britain's Treasury show that up to 40 percent of university graduates may never repay their loans.So what can be done to reduce the level of personal debt?

Headed up by Martin Lewis, no fan of the new system, but determined to ensure that lingering financial myths are busted and informed decisions can really be made on how much a graduate may truly repay.

The more pro-active you are while on a placement, the more the staff there will remember you, and they'll most definitely appreciate you for lightening their workload – you never know, they may even repay the favour down the line.

See Also: Grads May Soon Repay Student Loans Based On Income.