Sentences with phrase «pay inordinate»

There are two ends to every distribution, but we seem to pay an inordinate amount of attention to the negative side.

You no longer need to go to a gym and pay inordinate sums of money every month just to have access to flimsy equipment and the wrong crowd.

• Poor people pay inordinate rents.

Niebuhr's critics have said that he paid an inordinate amount of attention to the doctrine of sin.

Not exact matches

Typically the author pays to have the book published or sacrifices an inordinate percentage of their royalties for the privilege.

For example, in some cases people who are in a loan for more than 60 months, may come across as irresponsible in the eyes of lenders, because it shows that you need an inordinate amount of time to pay off your loan.

I also took some issue with the perhaps inordinate emphasis on their status as immigrants, who didn't pay taxes, especially in a culture and climate of growing xenophobia.

But the life insurance lobby had visions of Million dollar signs in their eyes and have used plenty of the inordinate profits that come from selling overpriced products that, by design, almost never pay a death benefit, to insure that no one makes them uncomfortable while they rape and pillage.

However, when government actions or regulations are not founded within legitimate police powers, the government should be required to pay compensation for the inordinate burden levied on the property owner.