Sentence examples for a large pay cut from inspiring English sources

"It was a large pay cut," he recalled.

And since he does not appear to worry about deflation, he won't mind taking a large pay cut.

Rake took a large pay cut when he gave up accounting to join BT as chairman in 2007.

At that point, C.E.O.'s could face a choice between accepting a large pay cut or waging an unpopular political fight.

Instead, the turning point in his career came in 2007 when he took a large pay cut as the offensive coordinator at Duke to essentially become the N.F.L.'s version of a graduate assistant in New England.

When I asked Stournaras why he took his current job — and with it a large pay cut — after having rejected several prior ministerial appointments, he sounded a philosophical note.

And with the jobless rate so high, your next job offer may involve a larger pay cut or a much lower position than you might normally be willing to accept.

The orchestra resumed concerts in April after a settlement that produced large pay cuts.

The Detroit Symphony just finished a bruising six-month strike that ended with large pay cuts.

A recent five-year labor contract that includes large pay cuts for the musicians hinges on reaching the goal.

The musicians and management have been seeking to agree on terms through a mediator since the players rejected reductions in their ranks and then large pay cuts.