Sentence examples for valuable pay from inspiring English sources

However, this is the first time that a TV provider has offered its own Alexa integration – a move that Dish likely hopes will keep its valuable pay TV customers from cutting the cord and moving to streaming services instead.

With no fibre-optic network, no mobile phone masts and no valuable pay-TV content to call its own, TalkTalk is looking increasingly stranded in a converging world.

Álvarez may now be the most valuable pay-per-view star in the sport, and De La Hoya didn't sound eager to match him against Golovkin, who would probably be favored.

When you find the meeting valuable, paying the bill shows that you appreciate his or her efforts.

Cooperatize connects brands with popular bloggers and publishers as a valuable paid promotion platform to help get your content in front of more people with greater results for the investment.

She that was great among nations, and princess among the provinces, how is she become tributary!" Even on Friday, it was only starting to sink in how great was the tribute America is being made to pay, tribute in this case as defined in dictionary terms: "money or other valuables paid by one nation to another in acknowledgment of submission".

Are there things that may be more valuable to pay attention to where we can loosen up on working so hard and pay attention to things that nourish us more?

While I believe that internships should be paid, internships are valuable whether paid or not.

But with a DB pension the employer is making a promise that becomes more valuable with pay and experience.

It sounds boring and wonky, but amounts to a situation in which, as the former Treasury advisor Jonathan Portes wrote last week, "owners of grand and very valuable properties pay little more than those in humbler abodes".

We live in a media environment where online eyeballs, in sufficient quantities, are still more valuable than paid subscribers.