Sentence examples for shown to pay from inspiring English sources

Nonhuman beings have been shown to pay for sex, too.

Professor Wingfield of Brandeis said that airplane pilots had been shown to pay greater heed to warnings issued by computerized voices than natural human recordings.

That type of strategy has been shown to pay dividends — and might again next week if the Boston Red Sox sign the Japanese pitcher Junichi Tazawa, whose idol is the current Boston pitcher Daisuke Matsuzaka.

Even 2-day-old babies have been shown to pay closer attention to "a dozen spotlights representing the joints and contours of a walking hen" than to a similar, randomly generated pattern of lights.

The paper reported that G3 Good Governance Group, a strategic advisory company, Tamares Real Estate, an investment company owned by Poju Zabludowicz – the chairman of Bicom, a pro-Israeli lobbying firm which has already been shown to pay for some of Werritty's trips to Israel – all paid up to £35,000 into the fund.

For instance, butterfly Batesian mimics were shown to pay important aerodynamic costs for flying slower and with more agility, as distasteful mimics do, improving color signaling to predators [ 54].

He refused to give interviews, but invited journalists backstage after shows to pay their respects.

Earlier this year another jury ordered the producers of the show to pay $25 million to the family of Mr. Amedure.

But then, that is largely the purpose of this show: to pay homage to an explosion of radical innovation in that decade.

He's now working on a memoir, doing stand-up shows to pay his alimony bills, and preparing for a much-anticipated Python reunion.

A group show "to pay homage to the beauty and resiliency of the Black woman" brings together an impressive round-up of artists and activists across generations.