Sentence examples for pay steeper from inspiring English sources

Perhaps at this time next year, the Mets, assuming they continue restocking their farm system, may be more inclined to pay steeper prices.

Divestiture would also free the TVA to raise more capital than the $30 billion debt cap allows though, as the bond spike earlier this month hinted, it would probably pay steeper interest rates.It is hard to argue that the TVA still needs federal support.

And when interest rates rise, investors typically aren't willing to pay steep prices for stocks.

Assisted living is rarely covered by Medicaid; residents must pay steep monthly fees indefinitely.

They pay steep sums for season tickets, make astronomical bids for memorabilia, and even take vacations to watch baseball players attend spring training camps.

When uninsured people find themselves unable to pay steep medical bills, their costs are shifted to hospitals, doctors, taxpayers and people who are covered by insurance.

The delay, which Airbus said was because of industrial and design modifications to the plane, could force it to pay steep penalties to those airlines.

The delay, which Airbus said was a result of industrial and design modifications to the plane, could force it to pay steep penalties to those airlines.

At a brick factory in Kuvasai, managers were told they would have to pay steep new tariffs on clay from a quarry just over the border in Kyrgyzstan.

About 1.5 million of the departing customers will be employees of companies that drop Prudential Health Care rather than pay steep premium increases, Aetna said.

Attitudes have softened in recent years, although urban Chinese are still subject to strict rules on the size of their pets and must pay steep registration fees.