Sentence examples similar to preferred pay from inspiring English sources

Why, they preferred paying dividends to their aging shareholders in Chad Land to plowing money back into R&D!

However, when it comes to being consumers' preferred paid music streaming service, Spotify still reigns with 20 million paying users and 75 million active users.

Landlords should be suspicious of tenants who insist on first-floor apartments, have little furniture, use cash, prefer pay phones and try to hide their identities, New York Police Department officials said yesterday at a briefing on fighting terrorism.

When overtime assignments come around, workers get to choose which option they prefer, pay or comp time.

According to the survey, simplicity pays - 63 per cent of consumers prefer paying for simpler experience.

Even when consumers are comfortable using new payment technologies, studies show they sometimes prefer paying cash.

But these families might nonetheless prefer paying more in taxes to losing government services they rely on.

It prefers paid workers to volunteers, says finance manager John Ryan, because volunteers select the hours they are available.

Consequently, they prefer paying physicians by annual capitation or bundled payments instead of "inflationary" fee-for-service, and they often seek to impose global budgets on physicians.

But let's say this rare breed of financial masochist exists — someone who actually prefers paying a lump sum for services he or she may not have used.

Wraa-Hansen agrees: "Our research shows that the elderly in Denmark prefer paying by cards and by smartphone – our oldest MobilePay user is 104".