Sentence examples for sort of pay from inspiring English sources

Chinese people sort of pay more attention to investing in the housing market.

And Chenayya repeated that he would do anything, under any conditions, for any sort of pay.

It's balancing royal authority and the power of the colonial legislatures, trying to sort of pay homage to both, making a limited sphere in which this level of government can operate.

(The Guardian newspaper of London has reported that News Corporation will use The Sunday Times, a high-quality bit of newspapering, as a beta test, creating a stand-alone site that will have some sort of pay model).

"I could choose subjects based on how much I had in my wallet and build up units from there – a sort of "pay as you go" system," he says.

Both sides of the 7-to-2 ruling, including the exasperated dissent signed by Justices Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Stephen Breyer, agreed that the sort of pay discrimination at issue is now illegal.

"I wanted to do some sort of pay-it-forward kind of thing", Vorobyov said Sunday.

Or it could be given indirectly in some sort of pay-for-performance arrangement.The other big difference between America and countries such as Denmark is public perception of the robustness of privacy laws.

Across the OECD more than 40% of public goods are provided by the private sector (thanks to privatisation and contracting out) and 75% of public officials are on some sort of pay-for-performance scheme.

In West Africa, for example, some people pay roving susu collectors a fee amounting to a -40% annual interest rate for looking after their deposits.And the authors of a new book* about the financial lives of people who earn less than $2 a day find that this sort of "pay-to-save" model is by no means unique to Africa.

We can expect that the "steamy" home movie — "15 minutes of 16mm film footage in which the original blond bombshell performs oral sex on an unidentified man" — will soon be viewable on the Internets, perhaps on some sort of pay-per-view basis.