Sentence examples for Diminished pay from inspiring English sources

Diminished pay and government oversight had rendered the miseries and indignities of investment banking no longer endurable; it was hard enough to will himself to do it when he was making millions.

The union has offered to accept diminished pay raises that would reduce players' share of revenue to about 53 percent.

The players have proposed accepting diminished pay raises that would reduce their share of revenue to about 53 percent.

He also insisted that his transition into a titular consulting role last season — more than other factors, including a reported offer of diminished pay — was based on his desire to be in Indianapolis full time again, with his wife, Judy, some of their 11 grandchildren and their dogs.

In a year of diminished pay-per-view fight cards — which continued with Saturday's UFC 226 as featherweight champion Max Holloway withdrew from his co-main event due to concussion-like symptoms — Cormier stamped this event as his opportunity to cash in for a career of reliability.

Will the UK still seek to play a world policeman role and how will its diminished prosperity pay for it if it does?

The fallout is measured not only in diminished earnings but also in the banks' continued need to raise money to make themselves less vulnerable to risk and to set aside reserves to pay for any future legal scandals.

If that were to happen, she will not want to tell Scots that they either have to accept a diminished NHS, or pay higher taxes.

The city filed for bankruptcy in 2013, having failed to raise enough taxes from its diminished workforce to pay its debts and support an army of retired teachers and cops.

True, even the diminished Tyson drives pay-per-view sales, whereas Lewis, an HBO fighter, needs Tyson for his biggest-ever payday.

All told, the cost of treating fibroids exceeds $21 billion a year, and that does not include the price millions of women pay in diminished quality of life.