Sentence examples for would consider paying from inspiring English sources

But while France said it would consider paying more, Germany has been more reluctant.

Then, these two executives said, they would consider paying early as a competitive measure, so that their workers were not upset.

But Mr. Grazer, the producer, said he would consider paying a higher salary to an actor with a first-time Oscar nomination.

President Álvaro Uribe said Colombia would consider paying members of the country's second-largest rebel group, the National Liberation Army, known as E.L.N. here, to disarm.

The company announced yesterday that it was suspending the payment of dividends to shareholders and would consider paying them again once it had refinanced its debt.

G4S has said it would consider paying bonuses to soldiers and police officers who have to provide Olympic security because it has failed to provide staff.

The networks no longer dominated their affiliates, and the F.C.C. had ruled that it would consider paid religious broadcasts as satisfying the public-service requirement; therefore, one affiliate after another had begun to sell off its Sunday-morning hours.

The assumption in the music industry that people needed at least six months using a free streaming service before they'd consider paying for it seems to have been wrong.

I'd consider paying $5/month just for this feature alone.

Hell, I'd consider paying the maximum $4,096 a year for the 16 TB of storage if I knew for sure it meant better service.

If Toshiba or Sony could do something to make the crud coming out of Hollywod worth watching, I'd consider paying $500 right now.