Sentence examples for pay inordinate from inspiring English sources

Many have personal trainers or pay inordinate sums to go to "Shangri-spa".

While the bill doesn't strictly ban abortion, it prohibits use of public funds, tax preferences or tax credits for abortion services, meaning those who do want to have an abortion will have to either travel to different states or pay inordinate amounts of money to fund what is essentially a basic human right.

A scene in which Renato fails to finish making love to his wife is soon followed by one in which the actress pays inordinate attention to him.

"We paid inordinate attention in the early days of New Labour to courting, assuaging, and persuading the media," Mr Blair said.

Consult the list of symptoms below to see if you may suffer from this terrible affliction: Dissociative Cost Phenomenon The patient pays inordinate sums for basic provisions, such as coffee and shelter.

And many teams will pay an inordinate amount of money to land a free agent pitcher, even if he has already peaked.

"It's kind of sad that those who have followed the law, paid an inordinate amount of money to follow the law by paying attorneys' fees, prevailing wage and following the rules, are those who are getting hurt," said Don Mooers, an immigration lawyer working with Save Small Businesses, a group of small business owners lobbying for the cap to be lifted.

"One of the things we respect and admire so much about President Obama is that we don't get overly stroked or paid an inordinate amount of attention to," Mr. Spahn said.

And it's not that corporations are paying an inordinate share of federal tax revenues.

As I look upon the louche grandeur of the baroque buildings and the opulent splendour of Buttes Chaumont in the glorious sunshine, I wish I was squeezed into Hyde Park paying an inordinate amount of money for a Coke in order to watch bands who haven't sold any records for 15 years with a bunch of pissed gremlins.

The Calderon administration tried to force through a tax on basic foods and medicines in the federal budget another move to make the poor pay for the inordinate wealth and privilege of the elite in a vastly unequal nation.