Sentence examples for pay valuable from inspiring English sources

We will discuss how investing in Sudan's skill base – for example through the training of teachers – will pay valuable dividends for future generations of qualified professionals that this country needs.

In its appeal to the Supreme Court, the government said the decision, if allowed to stand, would undermine the integrity of all future auctions and suggested winning bidders could skirt the rules and avoid their obligations to pay for valuable licenses by declaring bankruptcy.

For instance, they might pay using valuable assets or agricultural products.

Mahalo Answers, the just-launched Q&A service that is part Yahoo Answers, part Google Answers has just proven that people will actually pay for valuable information.

It refused to settle and pay out valuable stock to close the case before its IPO, which would have shown weakness and encouraged further trolling by Yahoo and others.

"Youths were willing to pay for valuable mobile employment services across all four countries," the report notes.

My queasiness isn't caused by the double standards of excessively paid rock stars mouthing off about poverty (those contradictions aside, both have paid a valuable role in raising awareness about issues like debt and Aids that are too important to be left to "experts").

Their non-Muslim subjects were second-class citizens — they paid a valuable head tax, and they were exempt from military service — but they were citizens nonetheless.

Bond money has paid for valuable improvements: new science buildings, libraries, stadiums and computer centers.

While I believe that internships should be paid, internships are valuable whether paid or not.

As well as offering to pay more, its valuable shares are a more attractive currency than Bell's stodgy paper.