Sentence examples for to pay still from inspiring English sources

And, despite the heavy taxes, it was also glorified by the people, who were reported, a few years after the King's death, as being willing to pay still more, "if only he could rise again".

German taxpayers, whose longstanding suspicion of profligate Mediterranean euro members has been vindicated, will not be happy when asked to pay still more for the cause of European integration.

Deutsche Börse said it would offer £5.30 ($10) a share, Macquarie bid £5.80 and NASDAQ offered £9.50 and would have to pay still more if it bid now.Related items Global markets: The Viagra of volatilityMay 25th 2006 The markets and the world economy: Bears in the woodsMay 25th 2006Such rises are partly the result of speculation by increasingly powerful hedge funds.

You have to go inside the 'petrol station' to pay still, the pumps often still don't take card.

It could persuade companies to pay still-higher prices in the name of art and do without Mr Smith's money altogether.

It has not worked out that way, as the White House's new budget confirms with a request for $1.15 billion to pay still-pending claims from black farmers.

It is also privileged compared to women, whose pay still averages less than 80percentt of their male counterparts.

He may pay still more.

Those unable to pay would still be able to rely on charity.

"Previous guidance to provide care to pregnant women irrespective of the woman's ability to pay should still stand.

But it appears to have been closed for good since Feb. 26, a few weeks after a judge ordered the owners to pay $1 million still owed the workers.