Sentence examples for to pay already from inspiring English sources
verb
To give money or other compensation to in exchange for goods or services.
- He paid him to clean the place up
Ability to pay already enters into the equation at universities.
I did not want the burden of having to pay already unmanageable bills, but you went ahead.
"The truth is, a municipality's ability to pay already is a factor, and each side can offer evidence to make its case," he said.
Pricing by ability to pay, already normal at American universities, may become more common, and could be given a shove by schools with a lot of parents struggling to find the fees.
But the right wing is willing to risk big increases in interest rates for mortgages, consumer credit, and business loans by threatening to stop the federal government from borrowing to pay already-incurred bills -- just to make sure that none of these sources of potential savings is tapped.
It is crazy that the prospective benefit for these cuts is the avoidance of revenue reforms that would ask some to pay a little more and others simply to pay what they are supposed to be paying already.
Many Americans believe an increase is a license for new spending, rather than authorization to pay bills already owed.
The trio refused to pay, having already apologised to Newton despite feeling they were guilty of nothing more than two instances of inappropriate language.
After all, the government would still need to pay benefits already promised to older workers and retirees who would not benefit from privatization.
It would only allow the Obama administration to pay bills already incurred by Congress.
Or at the very least, could you quickly call that customer of mine in North Philly and find out when he's going to pay me already?
