Sentence examples for while continuing to pay from inspiring English sources

The woman wanted the child, therefore she must get up at night, take the career break, organise the help, go on flexi-time, all the while continuing to pay her share of the mortgage on the otherwise unaffordable family home.

Their two original apartments were damaged by a plumbing leak, so they moved into other apartments while continuing to pay rent on the uninhabitable ones.

In his inaugural speech on Sunday, Mr. Rodríguez Saá also said that Argentina would suspend debt payments to foreign creditors while continuing to pay its domestic creditors.

Although American stardom eluded him, he went on to establish himself as a top-of-the-line musical theater performer in his homeland while continuing to pay visits to the United States.

In contrast, a mixed system that combines traditional pay-as-you-go financing with investment-based accounts can permanently avoid higher taxes while continuing to pay the benefits promised in current law.Here is how one such mixed system could work.

He moves into a bedsit while continuing to pay the mortgage on their house and starts attending the 1-2-1 singles club, where he meets a bunch of assorted misfits.

Sure, they will pay some heavy fines, but they will ultimately "walk" away unscathed while Americans continuing to pay heavily for the consequences of this "legal" drug trade, some with their lives.

"They're just pretending to address the issue of overdrugging with a wink and a nod -- the Justice Department gets billions from drug companies for causing off-label uses that aren't supported by the law, while CMS is continuing to pay for these same prescriptions," Gottstein observes.

While Sinovel is also continuing to pay AMSC an agreed settlement of $57.5m, the US firm is getting back just a fraction of the losses it endured.

Jones, had moved out, continuing to pay the mortgage while his wife remained in the house.

That was three years ago and since that time the CFTC has been holding hearings and hearings and inviting public comments, all the while being lobbied by the industry and Wall Street into ineffectualness while Americans continue to pay in the billions.