Sentence examples for whole paying from inspiring English sources

The data shows that the overall results of a sustained focus on fundraising by universities over the past decade is, on the whole, paying off.

On Monday, T. Rowe Price said it would make its investors who held Dell shares whole, paying out a total of $194 million.

For society as a whole, paying for a handful of detectives at the local level is far more efficient than spending billions inside the Beltway on bloated bureaucracies and large-scale defensive measures that will most likely have little practical effect.

But Man U kicked in to make their club's top goal-scorer of all time whole, paying out the last year remaining on his contract there.

The researchers found that in the country as a whole, paying higher rent wasn't a strong factor in upward mobility -- i.e., a neighborhood doesn't have to be expensive to have the positive benefits researchers found.

Sure, some folks use it for getting around that whole "paying for stuff" thing – but for most users, its primary use is the distribution of applications that Apple won't allow in their store.

European Union citizens, on the whole, pay less than other foreigners.

The country as a whole pays 46percentt of its gross domestic product in taxes, much higher than the United States' 27percentt.

Perhaps bribes and side payments are mechanisms by which people in power are taking advantage of their positions, while society as a whole pays a price.

Moreover, the researchers assert, society as a whole pays for our national-scale food economy in ways that go beyond the price of food.

That's where seeing things as a whole pays off.