Sentence examples for reasonably pay from inspiring English sources

The question was not whether he'd paid enough attention to our concerns, it was whether you would prefer circumstances in which he could reasonably pay more.

In other words, much of the market went into a deep freeze as many people held out for market prices that no one would reasonably pay.

James Robart, a federal judge in Seattle, put a figure on what Microsoft might reasonably pay Motorola Mobility for Motorola's contributions to H.264 and to 802.11, which governs Wi-Fi.

The agents then were asked to name an appropriate list price for the house, estimate the house's appraisal value, state how much a buyer should reasonably pay for the house, and name the lowest offer they would accept for the house if they were the seller.

The Obama administration has introduced a new rule to clean up the for-profit sector by prohibiting federal student aid at wasteful career-training programs where graduates' earnings aren't high enough to reasonably pay down their debts.

With the lease winding down on his law firm's Universal City offices last year, Ray Hamrick figured that he was going to have to move because his rent would be rising beyond what he could reasonably pay.

"Even when unemployment or inactivity decreases, that does not mean that young people are finding stable, reasonably paid jobs.

We have built an education system where far too many high school graduates find themselves utterly unprepared for reasonably paying jobs or college.

It argues that a "perfect storm" of factors including rising increasing unemployment, lack of reasonably paid jobs, rising living costs, falling incomes and the proposed deep cuts to welfare and public services are buffeting the UK's most vulnerable citizens.

"Although I consider myself reasonably paid, at the end of each working month after paying monthly household bills, travel, food etc, there isn't anything left from my pay.

Slobodna Dalmacija says the region has been hit by a "tsunami of deindustrialisation". Yet Juroslav Buljubašić, a successful local businessman, says that locals turn up their noses at reasonably paid summer jobs cleaning rooms at a luxury hotel he owns on the island of Brac.