Sentence examples for a small payroll from inspiring English sources

The Devil Rays, a young team with a small payroll, would seem less likely to be interested.

Playing a short drive from the more popular Giants, the A's generate relatively little revenue and have a small payroll.

It would also have charged all employers in the region a small payroll tax and assessed tolls on the remaining free bridges around Manhattan.

Mixing in a small payroll tax with tolls and a modest fare increase, it had support from business and transportation advocates.

In the years since the F.M.L.A. was passed, California and New Jersey have both instituted six-week, partially paid family leave, funded by employees in the form of a small payroll tax.

Guerrero will be a free agent after the season and the Expos, under the ownership of Major League Baseball and with a small payroll that may shrink, may not be able to resign him.

In the same article, Showalter is quoted as wondering if Boston's general manager, Theo Epstein, could function with a smaller payroll, like that of Tampa Bay.

As an alternative, they propose imposing a smaller payroll tax than the one in Mr. Ravitch's plan and increasing fare revenues by 4percentt.

For the first time in the current budget crisis, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg yesterday raised the specter of a smaller payroll for police officers, firefighters and teachers if the city did not get financial help from the state.

Among the teams that were legitimately competing for the wild-card spots, the Angels have a smaller payroll than the Red Sox and the Mariners, and the Giants lag behind the Dodgers.

But even there, the Rays (with a smaller payroll than the Jays and O's, and no fan base to speak of) have made the playoffs two of the last three seasons, edging out the Yankees one year and the Red Sox in the other, and it looks they might well sneak in again this fall.