Sentence examples for to pay ever from inspiring English sources

Plants are compelled to pay ever higher wages.

Those with insurance are struggling to pay ever higher premiums, as are their employers.

The wealthy can afford to pay ever higher prices for poached products, such as ivory.

When such a point is reached, paucity, far from automatically inducing buyers to pay ever more, can paradoxically turn into a threat.

At the same time, the banks and their partners at Visa and MasterCard forced merchants to pay ever more for the privilege of accepting these cards.

Rising commodity prices, spurred largely by a construction boom in China and other emerging economies, had tempted mining executives to pay ever larger sums for production sites.

As bulls age, investors are supposed to be willing to pay ever-higher prices for stocks.

Rather than simply continuing to pay ever-higher medical claims to care for its diabetic customers, UnitedHealth is paying the Y.M.C.A. and pharmacists to keep people healthier.

For Cablevision customers, having to pay ever-steeper amounts of money to this imperialistic and grossly profligate corporation is upsetting enough.

Brian Riedl of Heritage, who predicted that the US government would find it especially hard to borrow, and have to pay ever-higher rates, in a global recession, is another.

Left with no practical option other than declining to accept credit cards altogether, which would hurt their sales, merchants had little choice but to pay ever-higher swipe fees.