Sentence examples for pay for bringing from inspiring English sources

But in a sluggish economy, Republicans said that was the price to pay for bringing relief to struggling small businesses.

But on the other hand there is a price to pay for bringing the touchy and nationalist Communist leadership onboard.

In truth, the Keynesians were vulnerable on that issue, believing that a little inflation was a small price to pay for bringing down the unemployment rate.

Thank you, too, for not kicking up a fuss when the politicians of all parties say that, whoever has to pay for bringing down the government deficit, it won't be us.

For instance, one way to pay for bringing the uninsured into the health-care system (a noble Democratic priority) is to scrap a distorting tax-deduction that veils the true cost of health insurance, a policy espoused by John McCain last year.

Discount brokerage firms and banks will compensate employees with a base salary plus incentive pay for bringing in new clients' accounts.

His relationship with Bosch, including whether he was paid for bringing clients to the clinic, remains murky.

If a price is paid for bringing the play down to well under three hours, there are rich compensations.

And of course, technology needs to be paid for, bringing us directly to the honking horns of today's stalemate, with all movement stymied by the conflicting needs and mandates of machines we cannot do without.

The practice involves employees getting paid for bringing in new hires and is especially popular in high-tech industries.

Mr. Martinez has also been critical of the illegitimate use of "yield-spread premiums," the higher commissions that banks pay brokers for bringing them loans with higher interest rates, but which the unscrupulous among them use to fleece the unwary by talking them into loans with unnecessarily high interest rates.