Sentence examples for paying yet from inspiring English sources

But I fear paying yet another monthly charge — for anything, really.

The practice is known as peering, and it goes back to the earliest days of the Internet, when organizations would directly connect their networks instead of paying yet another company to route data traffic.

A lunch earlier this year at The Greenhouse in Mayfair was as good as any of the three-star meals I've eaten in France (someone else was paying!), yet it has just one star.

The Clintons paid a round of penalties stemming from disapproval of adultery in the nineteen-nineties, and may now be paying yet another in 2016, as attention settles on sexual assault.

Yet it has proven insufficient, as your final position insisted on Microsoft paying yet another $5 billion or more, or at least another $4 per share above our $33.00 offer.

It is also the world's most lucrative dialysis market, with the government spending $24 billion a year, or $71,000 a year per patient, on dialysis, and private insurers paying yet more.But the number of patients is growing fast all over the place (see chart), as is the cost of treatment.

Radio companies pay yet another rate for their Web streams.

Plus, I haven't been paid yet; it's been six months.

He and others close to the branch said none of the officers had been paid yet.

For their moral vision, the exhibition also suggests, these heroic figures paid yet another price.

"I still haven't been paid yet for the broken panel," he said.