Sentence examples for after wages from inspiring English sources

Even though for most firms property is the second-biggest business cost after wages, directors often had no idea what their property was really costing the firm.

Companies say that energy is the second biggest cost they face, after wages, and this is a major threat to their competitiveness – or even to their viability.

That number has since risen after wages went unpaid in March and April, and the players received only 50% of their June salaries.

Some Chinese companies, in another effort to remain competitive, have even been cutting prices after wages fell during the recent economic downturn.

Capital gains, once a relatively minor source of income, became the second largest after wages, which rose 40percentt during that time.

Often a firm's third biggest outgoing, after wages and rent.

Aoun, 70, a Maronite Christian, fled Lebanon in 1990 after waging war against Syria.

Last year, he was unable to secure a board seat after waging a proxy battle against Motorola.

But after waging costly battles, the towns cannot always guarantee the same services at lower rates.

García retired about 10 years ago after waging an often bitter war with a rival host, José Ramón de la Morena, Torres said.

Mugabe came to power in 1980, after waging a 13-year guerilla war against Rhodesia's white-supremacist regime.