Sentence examples for pay added from inspiring English sources

Some doctors, seeking extra income, offer special services and amenities to patients who pay added fees or retainers.

The Shanghai study, "Dress for Success -- Does Primping Pay?" added another element to the economics of beauty: the return on spending for clothes and cosmetics.

Several drivers said they were reluctant to pay more for transportation projects but would gladly pay added taxes to curb development and preserve open space.

It has also refunded you the months of rent you had to pay, added 8% interest and awarded you £3,000 in goodwill – modest given the long period of stress and expense you have suffered.

Previously, some parents were against taking their children to hospitals to get the TT vaccination because they were not prepared to pay, added Ms. Omar.

Some unique communities, like prisons, are recommended to pay added attention to screening, prevention, and control of both infections and co-infection among inmates who used or continue to use drugs [ 26].

But variable pay adds only 150% to that, as against 400% in America.

He promised discipline in pay, adding: "We cannot duck difficult decisions on pensions," and that under Labour contributions and the retirement age would be rising too.

To fulfill the minimums, the producers use a variety of strategies: having actors play instruments onstage for no additional pay, adding paid musicians to the orchestra and hiring so-called walkers, musicians who do not play.

"Most people accept that it is reasonable to pay," adds Mr Turnbull.

What sets Tanda apart from peers at other firms isn't what his pay adds up to, so much as how it's added up.