| Or else our future generations are certainly going to pay the price for our careless, negligent and easygoing approach to the whole issue. |
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| How long must innocent people continue to pay the price for our indifference and complacency? |
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| Now America has had to pay the price for ignoring loud warnings about the weakened levees of New Orleans. |
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| Their turn, we are told, will undoubtedly come and they will be made to pay the price for whatever ills are conjured up against them. |
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| We all pay the price for our disastrous council, every single one of us who resides in this borough. |
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| Who will pay the price for the economic crisis that follows on from the financial crisis? |
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| It is not fair to expect the Turkish side to pay the price for a lack of a solution. |
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| The only way that this can be remedied is with intervention from governments, otherwise we'll all pay the price for it. |
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| Unfortunately, the whole of Lebanon has now been caught up in this spiral of violence and will have to pay the price for the Hezbollah adventure. |
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| His paramours and courtesans play leading, if secret roles – but also pay the price for their lovers' botched plots. |
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| The Samaritan provided for the care of the injured man by digging into his own pockets to pay the price for his care. He bound up his wounds and poured oil on him. |
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| Can you pay the price for risking perception and imperceptibility? |
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| If they do say that, they will be seen to be lying or troublemaking, and likely their son will pay the price for that protest in some manner. |
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| Someone's going to pay the price for that. |
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| Those who run up excessive debts today are behaving exactly like those who are today despoiling our environment, for today's younger generation and generations yet to come will have to pay the price for it. |
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| This, in the end, is what King v Burwell comes down to: the Supreme Court will decide whether to let millions of Americans pay the price for their legislators' shoddy draftsmanship. |
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| I empathize with the multicultural communities, which unfortunately-and I did use the term unfortunately-have had to pay the price for this lack of judgment. |
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| Many argue that we have long since stepped unheedingly beyond this precipice, and thus must pay the price for decades of ecologically and socially destructive behaviour. |
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| Moreover, a large portion of humanity benefits little or not at all from scientific advances, while all must pay the price for damage to their planet. |
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| She is doomed to pay the price for her ignorance, pay the price for her enthusiasm, pay the price for her affections and pay the price for the sins of those who came before. |
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| I urge them not to let others pay the price for their policies. |
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