Sentence examples for pay otherwise from inspiring English sources

They made threats, they said: 'You have to pay, otherwise you will lose your job, your money, your house.'" After allegedly duping the victims into revealing their bank details they would then withdraw money from their accounts, police said.

The loan guarantees help Israel raise money to cover its budget deficit at lower interest rates than it would pay otherwise, but they do not cost American taxpayers anything unless Israel defaults on the bonds.

Amell says the prices for the services are set by the providers, and are essentially the same as what developers would pay otherwise.

The price we pay otherwise is just too high.

The income received from a mortgage repayment is cancellation of interest that you would have had to pay otherwise.

Russian subsidies of Chechnya's economy could be considered astronomical; but if one compares it to the "price" of war Russia would have to pay otherwise, they make perfect sense.

But if you're English, Welsh or Northern Irish and you want to go to university in Scotland you still have to pay, otherwise everyone in Britain would just nip north of the border for their degree, English universities would be left depleted and it would cost the Scottish government so much cash it would immediately go bankrupt.

The carried interest loophole is a special tax deal for executives of investment partnerships, including real estate, private equity and some hedge funds, that currently allows those fund managers to receive their compensation as a long-term capital gain, which is only taxed at 15percentt, far below what they would pay otherwise in their tax bracket.

They wouldn't be paid otherwise.

If a crime was intentional, both wite and wergild had to be paid; otherwise, simple wergild was sufficient.

Banksy, who is widely believed to be called Robin Gunningham and recently began an month-long unofficial "residency" painting the streets of New York, said graffiti artists needed to "get paid" otherwise "you'd only get vandalism made by part-timers and trust-fund kids".