The question is how much are people willing to pay for news that they have gotten used to receiving for free?
VOA: special.2009.04.20
I just want to know the bottom line; how much do I have to pay for the whole company?
我只想知道底价,也就是买下整个公司最少要花多少钱
and how much money they're going to pay to do something like go to law school.
也没想清楚选择法学院到底要花多少钱。
Tina Tan says the federal government requires international students to show on their applications how they will pay for their first year of school.
VOA: special.2009.01.22
What really matters to you as an investor is how much you have to pay today to get $100 in sixty days.
对于一个投资者来说,重要的是,现在你需要支付多少钱,才能在60天后获得100美元
But lawmakers have yet to find common ground on how to pay for it.
VOA: special.2009.05.15
It has grown enormously and really provides a way for students who have creative innovative ideas about how they could create social change, and the Pay Center works with them and tries to implement those ideas.
现在它的规模扩大了很多,真正能帮助,有创新思想的学生,实现社会的改革,和这些学生们一起工作,来实践这些理念。
They will have to tell how long and how much it would take to pay off a card if the holder makes only the lowest monthly payment.
VOA: special.2009.05.22
You click there, and you have to pay attention to how many services you have of something, because if it says that a serving is three-quarters of a cup and you ate a cup and a half, then the program has to recognize that or it won't be able to make an adequate judgment of what you're eating.
点击那里,大家还要注意,每种食物摄入了多少份,如果一份指四分之三杯,而你吃了一杯半,那么系统应该判断出是两份,否则它无法对你所吃的东西做出充分判断
Democrats in the House of Representatives announced they had reached a compromise on just how to pay for the costly reform measure.
VOA: standard.2009.07.29
How do boards and their committees decide how much to pay out in dividends?
董事和委员们如何决定,分红的多少呢
"We look to see how much a client can afford to pay and that's how we determine how much they get -- how much a client has available after they've paid all of their expenses to be able to take on a new debt."
VOA: standard.2010.05.06
Moreover, companies have to decide how much dividends to pay on the stock.
另外,公司不得不决定,股票的红利
Then later on,whenever you want, you can take your money out Meanwhile, they invest the deposits some way or another at a higher interest rate than they pay on the deposits and they make the difference and that's how they make a profit.
然后你什么时候需要你就可以把钱取出来,同时储蓄机构以比给你的利息,更高的利息储蓄,或者投资,这就出现了差价,这就是储蓄机构盈利的方法。
What if the British government promised to pay 10% more each year, how would the market value that?
如果英国政府承诺,每年都支付高于10%的利息会怎么样呢,市场该如何定位它
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