Sentence examples similar to slope to pay from inspiring English sources
Labour is also highlighting a letter published in the Guardian from US doctors warning that, on the current course, the NHS is on a "slippery slope" to pay-as-you-go healthcare.
From the result of PSA, the samples are located below the slope of willingness to pay (WTP).
It was easy to ride up and down the gentle sloping paths, but you had to pay attention.
Among other things, Angela Liu, the company's chief executive and founder, feared that choosing to discount or to pay fees might represent a slippery slope that would undermine the company's long-term prospects.
It's easy slippery slope stuff: allow this, and what other horrors – like forcing churches to pay tax – might follow?
If some Roger the Dodger tries to get you to pay through the nose to experience a new slope in Slovakia, don't bite.
The steeper the slope of this diagonal line, the more decision makers are willing to pay for a unit of effect.
In December 2012, ballerinas at La Scala striked after management refused to pay them more for dancing on a sloping floor.
But once you've skied down the last slope and are faced with the credit card bill, the sobering reality is you have to pay hundreds of dollars you may not have.
Willingness to pay threshold.
