Sentence examples for because they pay less from inspiring English sources

Barbers hate boys because they pay less and don't tip.

But numerous recent studies by economists and social groups warn they may increase in-work poverty, because they pay less and have fewer benefits.

The comparable figure for urbanites is £14,400, according to a new report by the Commission for Rural Communities, mainly because they pay less for transport and fuel.

Operators like bundles because they discourage customers from switching; customers like them because they pay less and get a single bill.But the rise of bundling is mainly a response to the cable industry, which already offers television and broadband service, and is increasingly offering telephone services too.

They also made more money on their mortgages than lenders because they paid less to borrow money in the bond market.

In the feature-phone era, they retained a higher share of gaming revenues because they paid less than the typical 30percentt platform cut to mobile carriers.

A contractor would rather call the agency to hire you, because that way they pay less and don't have the responsibility in case you get hurt.

This could be because as people age they pay less attention to negative emotional stimuli, according to a study by the psychologists Mara Mather, Turhan Canli and others.

He added, "I told them they paid less because of it -- and if the market goes up, they'll make quite a profit".

The problem is the quality of those jobs, because they pay significantly less than the high-wage manufacturing, construction and office jobs lost during the Great Recession.

(Of course, the long-distance companies like it because they can pay less to the local incumbents).