Sentence examples for that could repay from inspiring English sources

State lawyers have an obligation to track down assets that could repay taxpayers for providing treatment to someone in need.

In fact such studies are rare, partly because water can't be patented, so it is hard to find anyone to fund such research when there will be no new medication or cosmetic to sell that could repay the costs.

"I said I would lend him the money on the basis that if there was a time that he could repay it, that would be great, if there wasn't, there wasn't," he told the court.

Mr. Trump borrowed the money so that he could repay a loan from Donaldson , Lufkin & Jenrette the Wall Street firm that in 1995 and 1996 helped sell the casino company's stock to the public.

Don't they understand that their banks should share the blame for lending to countries that couldn't repay the debts?

If I had a nickel for every time somebody said that, I could repay the national debt.

She would ask for his address, so that she could repay him: out of her pocket money, because she could never tell her parents where she'd been.

If people were confident that they could repay their zero-interest loans in devalued dollars, they would have significant incentive to borrow and spend.

It seems hard to believe that such a simple tool -- four steel prongs and a wooden handle -- could be such a taskmaster or that it could repay skill in handling.

note from his pocket, and gave it to me, for the purpose of making the purchase, observing that I could repay myself the 10s. he had borrowed of me.

And I hoped I should have the reserve to refrain from burdening him with a fan's fulsome, needless interpretation: that I could repay my debt with a straightforward statement of thanks.