Sentence examples for virtually paid from inspiring English sources

At the end of last year they virtually paid him to take it back again.

In France, however, the procedure, which is virtually paid for by the government, must be under the watchful eye of the medical establishment.

Inland Revenue was on their back, the debt heading beyond a hundred million, which has been virtually paid up in full now, and so were clubs they owed money to.

Given the jump in Amazon's stock price after the announcement, shareholder approval of the deal has virtually paid its total cost.

Officials on Thursday said the anniversary party had been virtually paid off, and all the money is accounted for.

"All I know is he got $23 million, and I had to virtually pay the studio to do it".

In part, American officials say, donor nations are balking at the large sums, especially after President Bush's top aides had argued that Iraq was so rich with oil reserves it could virtually pay for its own revitalization.

Therefore, the thermal producer under the TGC system virtually pays a per unit "tax" (alpha P_{text{c}}) as in Eq. (2).

The money they have already earned from their cup run alone would virtually pay the rent at Cheltenham for another year.

The app, which debuted at CES 2018 in Las Vegas today, allows users to plan their trip, book the ticket and even virtually pay using the app.

Tax policy has permitted "American" corporations to virtually pay no taxes while exporting jobs to low-paying countries around the world.