Sentence examples for repaid something from inspiring English sources

Creditors agree to be paid back at a discount only because that agreement provides certainty they'll be repaid something.

For the accredited investor who wants to be repaid in something other than doubloons, there are scores of crowdfunding opportunities, and many more to come.

As Annie says, we ask so much of the people we photograph, and there has to be something repaid in the transaction that justifies their trust in us.

It was almost as if the long jump gods owed him something and they repaid him with the biggest prize of all".

More immediately, it means having the honesty to admit that the full Greek debts will not be repaid, and being ready to negotiate towards something more realistic".

But the Mets had to procure a total of sixty-five minlion dollars in two emergency loans last year — one from Major League Baseball and another from Bank of America, both yet to be repaid — just to meet payroll, suggesting that something is terribly wrong.

The woman feels she is owed something, which can never be repaid; I've witnessed it end relationships.

Debt now became something to be refinanced rather than repaid.

Under the old I.R.S. rules, the companies would have had to forgo the tax benefit when they repaid the funds and the government sold its stake — something that would have taken place when they repaid the money and the government sold its stakes.

And her grateful tenants, relieved that someone finally saw something of value in them, almost always repaid her.

After they figured out something was up, Mills' friends seeking to be repaid the money they invested in the company went to Mark Cuban.