Sentence examples for survive paying from inspiring English sources
How long do you think you could survive, paying the mortgage or rent with no income coming in?
According to Mr. Green of TD Securities, this means Italy could survive paying rates close to 7 percent for some time — but not forever.
Guam, next door to the Northern Marianas, had proved that a tourism industry could survive paying the federal minimum wage.
Can the fast-food industry survive paying a living wage while simultaneously bolstering teen employment?
"Somebody has to pay" -- and if health care costs increase indefinitely at twice the growth of GDP no business can long survive paying such costs.
The Thrive Budget that I've outlined above is a great way to teach your kids healthy money habits, where the focus is on building a better life, rather than just struggling to survive (paying bills and spending, spending, spending every dime you earn).
It was all my family could do to survive, pay the bills and go on holiday for a couple of weeks a year.
The biggest problem that women face is not the fact that some of us have gone into sex work in order to survive, it's the fact that most women in this country cannot survive, pay our rent, feed our kids and live a bit of a life.
Most of us went to high school together and we grew up as musicians working and studying and playing and became studio musicians and the band happened and all of the records that we did and all of the success and loss and failures that we've had; divorces, marriages, kids, death, addictions, people coming and going, surviving, paying our dues.
Hundreds died from lack of medical care or malnutrition, and those that survived paid exorbitant prices for rice, wheat, and other necessities.
With cellphone service largely knocked out, many residents are relying on the small number of surviving pay phones.
