Sentence examples for paid some sort from inspiring English sources

Sales agents are typically paid some sort of low wage, analysts said, but they're also typically paid a commission to "up sell" extras like insurance.

Back in the 1970's, we at least paid some sort of lip service to a diverse military, even in the comic character of Klinger.

I guess he was paying some sort of devotional visit.

We must be paying some sort of internal price for this subconscious effort.

In other words, banks that cling to their free-wheeling ways would have to pay some sort of price.

We are conditioned to think that we cannot have it all without paying some sort of price.

Families usually pay some sort of a premium over the current tuition price to make up for the expected tuition inflation in between.

To employers required to provide worker health benefits or else, in many cases, pay some sort of financial penalty, the House legislation offers little to cheer about.

Schools cap the loans, but they often require families to pay some sort of "family contribution" of a few thousand dollars, which they may not be able to pay.

But he acknowledges that under his view of the enumerated powers, "Congress could, for example, force everybody to obtain food vouchers, join a grocery club, or demonstrate they had plans for paying for their food — paying some sort of fine if they did not".

That makes them harder to identify, appease and control.When a company is dealing directly with a labour union or an environmental outfit, its top brass often take the easy route, by co-opting the leaders or paying some sort of Danegeld.