Sentence examples for technically paying for from inspiring English sources

On many government bonds the yields are now in negative territory, which means investors are technically paying for the privilege of lending to a government.

Of the Republicans who took the president's side that Mexico would pay for the wall, the explanation was overwhelmingly that, because of the new trade agreement, Mexico was technically paying for it. .

Why such draconian measures just for using data that they already, technically paid for?

However, the company says that the machine will technically pay for itself after just a few months, as the "retail value" of 4-5 oneces (one growth cycle) is around $1,200.

Furthermore, while I didn't technically pay for it, T-shirts don't grow on trees, you know?

Anyone who pays tax, however distantly, does technically pay for that and within this story there are definite shades of hypocrisy, indignity and carnal weakness.

Even though he is now technically paying more for Ralcorp, which spun off Post in February, Mr. Rodkin argued that the strategic rationale for buying the company remained in place.

Well actually Casale and others like her are not being charged for email, they're technically still paying for the dial-up plan they signed up for originally, which they didn't cancel after Aol made its software package free.

But I had to be strict with it—so sleeping at my apartment and taking shits in my toilet wouldn't fly because I would technically be paying for rent, utilities, etc.

If you pay to get spanked, technically you're paying for sex, and the new Bill C-36, which targets sex work, has that on lockdown.

Conscripts are technically paid.