Sentence examples for pay remarkably from inspiring English sources
This despite the fact that people who derive their income from investments, not wages — people like, say, Willard Mitt Romney — already pay remarkably little in taxes.
And as for their reaction to proposals to close a loophole that lets some of them pay remarkably low taxes — well, Stephen Schwarzman, chairman of the Blackstone Group, compared it to Hitler's invasion of Poland.
This week President Obama said the obvious: that wealthy Americans, many of whom pay remarkably little in taxes, should bear part of the cost of reducing the long-run budget deficit.
They got solar panels on the roof, free ESL classes for employees, they pay remarkably well and their clothing ain't shipped halfway across the world from shady sweatshops that may or may not be well-supervised.
Vow #2: Let's stop consoling ourselves with the myth that all our troops are volunteers -- a myth that leads most Americans to pay remarkably little attention to and take no responsibility for the wars our "volunteers" are fighting.
To sum up: we continue to obsess about fantasy weapons, base an ever more threatening and dangerous policy in the region on their possible future existence, might conceivably end up in a war over them, and yet pay remarkably little attention to the existing nuclear weapons in the region.
The administration has paid remarkably little attention to the country.
Despite this groundswell in interest, scholars have paid remarkably little attention to the contracts at the heart of derivatives markets.
In an itinerant life that, in most cases, pays remarkably well, most ballplayers need and are able to maintain more than one home base.
In a book that aims to give a chilling report on the state of culture, Seabrook pays remarkably little attention to actual works of art or entertainment.
The findings presented by Félix and Duveau may represent the vanguard of a new generation of C. elegans researchers: you may find teams of Caenorhabditis-ologists paying remarkably close attention to rotting fruit in an orchard near you this summer.
