The phrase "bigger payroll" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example, you could use it in a sentence like this: "The company needed to hire more employees, so they increased their budget to allow for a bigger payroll."
And, of course, if you have a lousy product selection, a bigger payroll won't help much.
"Whether you have to have a bigger payroll, less payroll, I don't know," Wang said.
"It's not fair — they have a much bigger payroll!" January 11 , 2016
Maybe that younger, hotter franchise with the bigger payroll could satisfy you in ways we never will.
The most effective answer is more robust stimulus — bigger payroll tax breaks, more infrastructure investment, bigger transfers to states and cash-strapped families — and more help for debt-choked homeowners.
The Los Angeles Dodgers now have a bigger payroll than the Yankees, and Steinbrenner seems content to keep it that way, even if some would like the holes on the current roster to be filled with an expensive acquisition or two.
Putting aside the self-interest in Boras's moral posturing — bigger payrolls mean bigger paychecks for his clients, and for him — he has a point: the Mets are not spending like a team playing in the most valuable market in the country.
They'll know how to get more from nimble systems like Web-based PayCycle, which lets you manage bigger payrolls more efficiently than QuickBooks, and hooks directly to your bank account.
A big payroll did not guarantee postseason play, they said in a frequent refrain, but a team could not reach postseason play without a big payroll.
Having the major leagues' biggest payroll by far wasn't enough for the Yankees.
