Sentence examples for a pay of from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a pay of" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English
It is unclear in what context it could be used, as it does not form a standard expression or phrase. Example: "The company offered a pay of $50,000 per year." (This example is incorrect; it should be "a salary of" or "a pay rate of.")
The college had sought to repair the financial damage by imposing new terms of employment that, after one year of salary protection, would have left some senior staff facing a pay of cut up to £7,000 a year.
Individuals' gross utility of not working is s; when they work, if they have to travel a distance x (or they are x away from their preferred job) and they receive a pay of w, their net surplus is w−tx−s (i.e., they have a transport cost of t per unit of distance traveled).
In Thorold, Jones was receiving a pay of four shillings a day, and his two primary assistants, Joseph Jones and Benjamin Stanton, received the same.
In 2010, the 34-year-old was ranked No. 97 on Forbes' "Celebrity 100" list, with a pay of $11 million.
24/7 Wall St. relied on Bureau of Labor Statistics National Compensation Dataa to identify the average hours worked annually by every major position in the U.S. To determine the jobs that worked the longest hours for the least pay, we took positions that require at least 2,100 hours each year and excluded those with a pay of $40,000 or more annually.
"The Nazim of our area told me that, "you will get a job in a Basic Health Unit (BHU), car for field visits and a pay of about 10,000 rupees".
$1.40 SALARIES (OTHER) Press agents, who are also unionized, receive a base pay of $1,714 a week.
It has demanded a pay raise of up to 31percentt.
Mr Holland himself will take a pay cut of 20%.
The prime minister himself took a pay cut of 45%.
If inflation is 3%, a pay rise of 2.5% still feels like a pay rise.
