Sentence examples for would think paying from inspiring English sources

It is not surprising that the enlightened rich would think paying higher taxes was a wise investment.

You would think carefully about paid staff recruitment – and volunteer recruitment needs careful thought too.

"I'm an ordinary citizen and I would think I should pay for my own protection".

As an animator you would think, 'I'm being paid to do this', and then start overacting.

In addition to the great exposure, you would think that a cover pays a ton of money, right?

With the money the FA were paying Fabio Capello and Sven-Goran Eriksson I would think they can afford to pay Spurs some decent compensation".

So one would think that since managers are paid on incentive, they would be hurt.

Employers would think twice about having to pay more payroll tax.

"If I didn't understand what was going on, I would think that an 11% pay rise was a very generous concession.

You'd think companies would pay a premium to reach them, not demand a discount.

"If they were losing hundreds of thousands of subscribers, you'd think they would pay YES's fee," Routh said.