Sentence examples for a considerable pay from inspiring English sources

I had to retrain and took a considerable pay drop but it was well worth it.

"Despite the exponential growth in the number of people gaining a degree since 1993, there still remains a considerable pay premium for graduates".

He was speaking as the publication of the OECD's annual Education at a Glance warned of a "considerable pay gap" between teachers and other similarly qualified workers" throughout the OECD.

But with De Bruyne set for a considerable pay increase, Allofs admitted that the club had to consider the offer, given it represents a £40m profit on the fee Chelsea received just 18 months ago.

Bolton could offer him a considerable pay rise as well as a larger transfer budget and there is a strong emotional pull for Coyle after playing for the club from 1993 to 1995.

The Box was shot for a reported $16m, suggesting that Diaz, who earns upwards of $20m a movie, must have taken a considerable pay cut to work with Kelly.

She had commended her top aides, lined up behind her, for their "considerable sacrifice," supposedly in some cases taking "considerable pay cuts" to work for her.

Nor can they be justified by the ongoing failure of the Congress to give judges the considerable pay raise they deserve.

Separate self-employment studies have shown people taking considerable pay cuts and working fewer hours, with many saying they would like to return to full-time employment.

Recently, in literature, there has been a considerable attention paid to employing algorithms inspired by natural processes or events to solve optimization problems such as genetic algorithms, simulated annealing, ant colony optimization and particle swarm optimization.

Meanwhile, the majors and large indies get considerable pay-offs for supplying their hefty back catalogue, filled with heritage acts – many of whom no longer exist.