Sentence examples for will continue paying for from inspiring English sources

And Medicare has indicated it will continue paying for the drug even if the F.D.A. revokes the approval.

As long as its algorithms serve up something worth watching, even if it's not the subscriber's first choice, he or she will continue paying for and enjoying the service, the company believes.

Construction is on budget and on time, but the only viable options of converting the Olympic stadium into a soccer stadium are proving divisive to the residents who will continue paying for the stadium, for maybe a generation, after the Games end.

And we will continue paying for Bush's wars for years if not decades more.

A spokesman for the Department for Transport said: "HS2 is absolutely vital for this country, providing a huge economic boost which will generate a return on investment that will continue paying back for generations to come.

A Department for Transport spokesman said: "HS2 is absolutely vital for this country, providing a huge economic boost which will generate a return on investment that will continue paying back for generations to come.

For example, if the processing sector is not competitive, then, all the work of USAID and others to expand the supply of milk might be wasted as producers will continue to receive low prices for their milk, the supply of high quality milk will still be insufficient for the population, affluent urban consumers will continue paying high prices for their milk and the informal market will remain.

So we have a long time left in print, and print will continue paying the bills for a long time".

Current PremierPass and other Citi customers who are paying lower annual fees will continue paying the existing fees for now.

Remove your relatives from your policy once they no longer need to drive your vehicle so that you will not continue paying for them and your rate will decrease.

That's because in addition to paying article processing charges, research and university libraries will also have to continue paying for subscriptions until other countries adopt similar policies.