Sentence examples for repay by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "repay by" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It is typically used to indicate the method or action of paying back someone or something for a debt or favor. Example: "I will repay you by helping you with your project next week."
Many poor people found they could borrow more than they could ever hope to repay by going to several lenders.
The tentative agreement calls the $3.75 million an advance that the three companies are to repay by making productivity improvements.
The deal forgave about half of the $800 million Astra was due to repay by 2006, and stretched the repayment schedule for the rest out to 2009.
One proposed regulation is meant to protect students from debt they cannot repay by requiring for-profit institutions to prepare students for "gainful employment" or risk losing access to federal student aid.
If mortgage rates were to continue rising and prices on the coasts were to drop, many people could end up with loans they could not repay by selling their houses.
Two giant Japanese banks whose proposed merger won regulatory approval yesterday said they would repay by March 2008 all the balance-sheet support they have received from the government.
This cost Hassan about £50 - a debt he could only start repaying by selling some of the first rations his family received in the camp.
Which she repays by biting Ray on the arm, Sylvia Plath style, then having a half-naked meltdown in their bathroom at home.
Next time, we should repay them by shooting them back".
So you embrace the great unwashed, I say glibly, and they repay you by rioting.
His money will go to repay loses by investors, the S.E.C. said.
