Sentence examples for pay in terms of from inspiring English sources

"We are going to have hell to pay in terms of side effects".

But what is the price we pay in terms of our personal well-being, physical and otherwise?

However, local authorities say there is a price to pay in terms of crime and addiction, and have warned of an over-concentration on poor high streets.

Some have gone so far as to cap the highest salaries they will pay in terms of ratios to the lowest.

However, there has been little attention given to conceptual development of the "how" of skill-based pay in terms of how it affects key employee beliefs, intentions, and behaviors.

One might have imagined that in an evolutionary process there is a penalty to pay in terms of productivity, given the possibility that some early design work will be thrown away as customer requirements become clearer.

"The snitch is getting paid in terms of less time in jail in exchange for their testimony.

In Part II of this series of papers, we study the computation price to be paid (in terms of complexity) for these epistemic desiderata.

Ultimately the value of the visits, and the price paid in terms of disrupting a site of memory, depends on the outcome.

The value of accelerated awards can often dwarf the amount paid in terms of the "base pay plus bonus" components of a severance agreement.

But I think there's a price to be paid, in terms of the offensive element for Holocaust survivors, and it also debases the currency of genocide.