Sentence examples for pay unfortunately from inspiring English sources
Break this vicious circle Regime unchanged Putin power What to do about slums Reprints Related items Executive pay: Fat cats feedingOct 9th 2003 Pigs, pay and powerJun 26th 2003The highest-profile cases of excessive pay, unfortunately, are not isolated exceptions.
In a blogpost for PR Week he addresses concerns about Twitter being "too risky", arguing that: In the main, what I see on social media is staff engaging with the debates around compassion, the Francis inquiry, regulation, staffing levels, pay (unfortunately for me!) and it's overwhelmingly positive and where there is criticism it is generally constructive and thoughtful (if at times uncomfortable).
No Pay!" Unfortunately, later on in the news article appeared an unattributed statement (from a "leadership aide") that "if the House were to pass a budget and the Senate did not, House members would still get paid but senators would have their pay withheld".
Kissing me hello with a bag of Chinese?" — Mr. White's play unfortunately pays only lip service to the big picture.
"They said, 'We deserve merit pay,' but unfortunately it's a buyer's market," he added.
"You have to train people — the academic word is 'educate' — to expect to pay, and unfortunately for media companies, they've trained people to expect the opposite".
"Not everyone pays taxes, unfortunately," he said, "but that's another problem.... Basically, I don't know anybody who pays taxes who feels they're undertaxed.
There is no bill to be paid.Unfortunately, the ECB (and many other central banks) keep this fiction of the need for equity alive, by asking the participating governments to "recapitalise" the bank.
(A few minutes later...) PALIN: If Americans aren't paying attention, unfortunately our country could evolve into something that we do not even recognize.
IPad users will still have to pay full freight, unfortunately.
"Unfortunately, pay equity issues don't rise to the forefront of most political campaigns," Bystrom said.
