Sentence examples for a real pay from inspiring English sources

German workers received a wage increase of 2.1% in the year to September—a real pay cut of 0.5%.In this section COMMODITY PRICE INDEX OUTPUT, DEMAND AND JOBS LABOUR MARKETS PRICES AND WAGES Reprints Related topics Lagging Economic Indicators Economies Italian economy German economy European economy.

In the 12 months to March, German wages increased by 1.8%, a real pay cut of 0.1%, while Canadian wages rose by 4.0%, a real increase of 1.0%.

"The fixed costs are high and they cannot in my opinion make a real pay wall that a sufficient number of people will subscribe to cover the costs".

If inflation is 3%, workers might accept a pay freeze, implying a real pay cut of 3%; but if inflation is zero, they may not accept a 3% nominal pay cut.

Preliminary data showed that German consumer-price inflation fell to 3.1% in the year to June, from 3.5% in May; wage growth slowed to 1.4% in April, a real pay cut of 1.5%.

Federal judges have not had a real pay rise for 17 years; a district court judge earns $165,000 a year, about the same as a first-year associate in a top law firm.

"The nice thing is that it has a real pay-off for society as a whole.

If you want to give gamers a real pay-it-forward present, pick up a copy of SPEC OPS: THE LINE and give it to someone.

For Lostees it feels like there's a real pay-off being delivered on a weekly basis now; it was great to see Penny falling for Desmond's charm again (have the coffee Penny, he's worth it!), Charlie coming back with more depth or Widmore trying to save the world (do we believe he's a force for good after all?).

Lamar guarantees the space for at least a month, and then whatever is there stays put until someone wants to place a real (paid) ad in that spot.

The one thing that has eluded Mr. Lodato's award-winning, globe-trotting play about a boy and his housekeeper is exactly what he, and every other playwright, desires most: an actual production, with real sets, real costumes and a real paying audience.