Sentence examples similar to paying for the difference from inspiring English sources

Girls start paying for the differences at an early age – it costs an extra £10 in Halfords for a Kiddimoto balance bike decorated with flowers rather than skulls.

When the truck is empty, it's weighed again, and the driver is paid for the difference.

If the Sainsbury's workers win, they could be entitled to six years' back pay for the difference in earnings.

If they win, workers could be entitled to six years' back pay for the difference in earnings.

Workers who want laptops that cost more than their stipend must pay for the difference out of their own pockets.

The savings in time to replace the old pumps would more than pay for the difference in the price of the materials".

When foreign countries bought more goods from France than they sold to France they had to shift gold reserves to France to pay for the difference.

He said UConn would also need the state to pay for the difference between the cost of benefits and health care for Hartford Hospital employees and the more-expensive plans that UConn Health Center employees, who are state employees, have.

Particular attentions were paid for the difference on anticancer efficiency resulted from the variations of structures.

This will keep people in homes, but it's unclear who will pay for the difference.

The market premium pays for the difference between a set reference price and the average market value of the electricity generated, calculated on a monthly ex-post basis.