Sentence examples for a bigger payroll from inspiring English sources

And, of course, if you have a lousy product selection, a bigger payroll won't help much.

"Whether you have to have a bigger payroll, less payroll, I don't know," Wang said.

The Los Angeles Dodgers now have a bigger payroll than the Yankees, and Steinbrenner seems content to keep it that way, even if some would like the holes on the current roster to be filled with an expensive acquisition or two.

At Bayfront Park, Joe Sanchez, a city commissioner, walked across the stage waving a sign that said, "If we build it, will you come?" The sign referred to a new stadium, which the Marlins say they need to support a bigger payroll.

This, in turn, reduces capital expenditures and slows hiring – if you can't get a quick loan you can't cover a new factory or a make a bigger payroll.

A big payroll did not guarantee postseason play, they said in a frequent refrain, but a team could not reach postseason play without a big payroll.

"You have a big payroll, you need to win," Johnson said.

He also said: "We don't have a big payroll, So we have to bond our own way".

And the company, which depends on advertising on the site, is carrying a big payroll and high travel expenses in a tough time for the travel industry.

And yet the Braves finished 12 games ahead of the Mets in the 2010 standings — more evidence worth contemplating as we're enveloped in the chill of two seasons without baseball that money is very helpful, but it takes something more than a big payroll to win.

Thanks partly to the cultural phenomenon of "Moneyball," which demonstrated that teams didn't need a big payroll to win, we're all small-market fans now, no longer rooting for the hapless underdog — sorry, Mets and Cubs — but for the team that is doing more with less.