Sentence examples for paying one another from inspiring English sources

Because prisons typically have rules preventing inmates from paying one another, jailhouse lawyers are "paid" in creative ways.

And we can leave major financial institutions out of the equation, paying one another more directly with services like PayPal, Square and, in the developing world, M-Pesa and other mobile-banking technologies.

Companies short on cash have stopped paying one another.

I suspect I speak for many ardent football fans when I say that I'm sickened by reports of the "bounties" that New Orleans Saints players were paying one another for injuring opponents and even better!–knocking them out of games.

On Tuesday, Philip Purcell, chief executive of Morgan Stanley, insisted there was nothing improper about revelations that his firm and others had paid one another to issue bullish research reports on their investment-banking clients.

Companies paid one another in pigs, tires and teakettles, making taxes nearly impossible to calculate, never mind collect.

Theoretically, it could even be a way for individuals to pay one another without exchanging cash or checks.

For the major players, it is also a fight over the allocation of billions of dollars of access fees that telecommunications companies pay one another for access to one another's lines.

A Christian ministry that helps its members pay one another's medical bills has won an important round in its legal battle with insurance regulators in Kentucky, but regulators have already taken steps to challenge that victory.

SAN FRANCISCO — Over the last few years, so-called sharing companies like Airbnb and Uber — online platforms that allow strangers to pay one another for a room or a ride — have established footholds in thousands of communities well before local regulators have figured out how to deal with them.

While they do not pay one another for the traffic that they exchange among themselves, they pay the IXP for usage of its infrastructure.