Sentence examples for need of pay from inspiring English sources

International travelers are also in need of pay phones if they have not purchased special ones for the country they are traveling to.

This study revealed that biofilm is considered as a sustainable source of contamination of dairy products with these pathogens, and also emphasized the need of paying more attention to the cleaning and sanitizing processes of food contact surfaces.

An estimated 78 million people fell below the US$1 a day poverty line in Asia and the Pacific because of the need to pay out-of-pocket expenditure on essential health care.

In fact, the contest resembled the sort of fight that boxing promoters line up for ageing champions in need of a pay day.

At all sites health care provision was substantially underused, particularly at the township hospitals, reflecting low incomes and the need to pay 'out-of-pocket'.

He said: "The suggestion we are cutting money for new places in areas of need to pay for free schools where they are not needed is totally wrong.

Price: Obviously price is going to matter, but most people would spend more in order to get what they need, instead of paying less for something they don't need.

Our case is instructive of the need to pay attention to the possibility of multiple primary cancers in that situation.

The ACA tries to spread the cost more evenly across the population and across individual lifetimes, with younger, healthier people paying more than they did before and older ones in more need of care paying less.

And there are few, if any, well-funded start-ups in need of highly paid executives.

Let's say that you're right, and that the likes of Fred Goodwin need to pay.