Sentence examples for a better pay from inspiring English sources

We need to pass certain exams to go … but I want to go at any given point for a better pay and lifestyle.

Andrews, in return, promised 350 more professional firefighters for the Country Fire Authority and supported the union's calls for a better pay deal.

She is due to meet with the prime minister, Tony Abbott, on Monday, where she will push her case for a better pay deal for defence force personnel.

Last month, more than a million local government workers staged a strike over cuts to the value of their pensions, and university lectures plan a protest next month in a bid for a better pay deal.

Tube drivers can "strike until they are blue in the face" but will not convince Transport for London to give them a better pay and conditions offer for working overnight, the Mayor of London has said.

Before the 9 July Tube strike, Johnson said that tube drivers could strike "until they are blue in the face", but still would not get a better pay offer for working overnight.

Why should people go without because they cannot find a better paid job or a cheaper home?

That if this women has received a better education, access to a better paid job, who she could have become.

It's not about the money: Balding turned down a better paid job in racing broadcasting in order to go to the Atlanta Olympics with the BBC.

White said they initially thought they could overcome the difficulties of the threshold, but he struggled to find a better paid job in Glastonbury.

High school graduates were pretty much guaranteed lifetime employment in a job that provided a comfortable lower middle-class lifestyle; college graduates could expect a better paid and equally secure future.