Sentence examples for better remunerated from inspiring English sources

It's true that public sector pay has been held back since 2010 and that people at senior levels are generally better remunerated in the private sector.

Increased investment in the W-League and women's football more broadly sits in the wider context of women's sport being recognised and players being better remunerated, especially in Australia.

Based on comparative research carried out in two Brazilian clusters (furniture and footwear industries), this paper shows that domestic and regional value chains can offer greater upgrading opportunities, providing space for activities of higher value-added, better remunerated and difficult to replicate, notably design, marketing, and branding.

Only time can show, but hopefully the power struggle will play out like that bit in Showgirls - Paul Verhoeven's nuanced and thought-provoking 1995 world cinema classic - when ambitious stripper Nomi Malone pushes better remunerated stripper Cristal Connors down the stairs in order to steal her job.

Public-sector employees are better remunerated than their private-sector counterparts.

Similar to others [ 11, 40], we found that public-sector employees were better remunerated than their private-sector counterparts.

Interview findings suggest that increased uptake could also be achieved by educating club personnel on the importance of recording injuries, developing clearer injury surveillance guidelines, increasing club staffing and better remunerating those who conduct surveillance, as well as offering flexible surveillance systems in a range of accessible formats.

To better remunerate doctors, of course, demands more resources, but government investment in health remains insufficient.

Ensuring employees are adequately and fairly remunerated also promotes better worker productivity and retention," she said.

Compared to those of days past it is by and large more talented, better schooled, harder working (and more fabulously remunerated) and more diligent in its parental duties.

Undoubtedly, the City needs greater regulation so it better serves all of us and not a highly remunerated financial elite who are allowed to play fast and loose with our money.