Sentence examples for pay sufficiently from inspiring English sources

There's not even a scene where she dumps ice on her husband when he fails to pay sufficiently close attention.

But Roberts agrees there is work to be done: "You need to pay sufficiently well to oil the wheels and give people flexibility," she says.

American tax authorities have for years been claiming in the US courts that the partnership's large profits have flowed from AEHT failing to pay sufficiently high sums for controlling European licensing rights.

"Will these [investors] pay sufficiently more than what are now called fire-sale prices to induce the banks to sell?" asks Wharton finance professor Marshall E. Blume.

There will certainly be difficulty in accessing and motivating private providers to tackle the management of impoverished communities that may not be able to pay sufficiently, but creative solutions such as subsidizing care for poor people within the private system have been utilized in some situations and may prove useful in Haiti [7, 23, 24].

Psychiatrists could accept less money and provide time to patients for talk therapy even when insurers do not pay sufficiently, but they rarely do.

The US, it argued, failed to negotiate adequate deals with the companies extracting those resources, failed to ensure the tribe was paid sufficiently, and bungled its investment of the proceeds on the tribe's behalf.

Jay Bennett, the talented multi-instrumentalist who went through a very public firing in the 2002 Wilco documentary "I Am Trying to Break Your Heart," died of a drug overdose in May, just weeks after suing Mr. Tweedy and the band for breach of contract, suggesting that he had not been paid sufficiently for his contributions to the film and the band's records.

"Both sides of the independence campaign have to address the long-term challenges faced by struggling families of finding secure work that pays sufficiently".

During the campaign, Trump accused Japan of essentially freeloading off the United States by not paying sufficiently for the 54,000 U.S. troops stationed there — in fact it pays about $1.7 billion a year — and then stunned the Japanese by saying they should build a nuclear weapon to protect themselves against nuclear-armed North Korea.

Credit cards are a great means to manage your money flow when used prudently and paid sufficiently, always on time.