Sentence examples for paying a higher from inspiring English sources

Remember, by paying a higher excess you may be able to get a reduced premium.

Wergilds were paid to the victims or their families, and more serious injuries meant paying a higher wergild.

The nation finds itself paying a higher bill for fewer students, purely so as to relieve the rich of paying fees.

The smugglers who have made it safely back say they are paying a higher price for their efforts, in steeper bribes and sometimes with beatings and death.

But paying a higher rate of UBI to people who can't work because of disability brings us back to some form of work-capability assessment.

This is how PruProtect's policy works, though it is possible to protect the full sum by paying a higher premium of about 10% more.

But Mr. Grazer, the producer, said he would consider paying a higher salary to an actor with a first-time Oscar nomination.

"But we're paying a higher dollar amount each year for health insurance and uncovered health-care costs, and many people are taking on too much debt.

But cable customers who switch, but want to continue getting high-speed Internet access from their cable provider, will find themselves paying a higher fee for it.

The National Hockey League said yesterday that it was willing to negotiate paying a higher fee to the International Ice Hockey Federation for using foreign players.

The prospect of low growth also increases demand for current bonds, as the market doesn't expect new bonds paying a higher interest rate at any time soon.