Sentence examples for pay comparatively from inspiring English sources
Visitors from London and Sydney can barely believe how little they pay, comparatively, for a decent meal and a few drinks in Tokyo.
New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, all of which are facing formidable budget shortfalls, pay comparatively more in federal taxes because of their wealthier residents.
Re "Dozens of Rich Americans Join in Fight to Retain the Estate Tax; Buffett, Soros and Gates's Father Call It Only Fair" (front page, Feb. 14): After many years of reviewing estate plans in connection with divorce cases, I am continually amazed at how very rich people are able to pay comparatively little or no estate tax.
The work is much more difficult than it used to be, and the pay comparatively much less.
If desired, this distribution of call options could be based on Ramsey pricing [ 32, 33], such that poorer EU countries would pay comparatively less than richer EU countries.
They also paid comparatively small yearly taxes to municipalities.
The parallel becomes even more damning when sex workers are paid comparatively little for their participation behind the debate podiums.
The United States, which has won the Davis Cup a record 32 times, pays comparatively scant attention to the competition in this era.
While SMPs have been studied intensively, researchers paid comparatively fewer attentions to SMPs exhibiting anisotropic mechanical and shape memory behaviors by controlling the microscopic architectures.
Encouraged by the falling cost of batteries, electric vehicle (EV) policy today focuses on expediting electrification, paying comparatively little attention to the cost of the particular type of EVs and charging infrastructure deployed.
Unlike the long standing history to reform mathematics and verbal literacy education, researchers and educators have paid comparatively less attention to supporting learners at all levels to master knowledge of space, spatial concepts, and the concomitant habits of mind that produce critical thinkers in STEM.
