Sentence examples for command salaries from inspiring English sources

Those two are expected to command salaries of about $8 million.

Where they could once command salaries of $100,000, programmers now worry about their jobs disappearing to India.

Mr. Uffer and the rest of the staff work mostly from home and could command salaries above $200,000.

The warning comes after rival homebuilder Galliford Try said that good bricklayers could command salaries of £40,000 a year, as demand for new homes escalates.

Senior lawyers and bankers in Mumbai or Shanghai are part of a global winner-takes-all market, able to command salaries similar to those of their colleagues in New York or London.

And of all the 596 matches Capello has organized as a coach, none has come as close as that to defining his reputation, or his ability to command salaries other men dream about.

Building on his successes as an actor, he won an Oscar in 1996 for directing Braveheart and routinely commanded salaries of more than $20 million.

Despite the economic downturn, he said, he believes that there are still enough young people commanding salaries of at least $45,000 a year, which permits them to qualify for the apartments.

This is a fraction of the salaries in the U.S., where similar talent commands salaries starting in the six figures.

They commanded salaries equivalent to the top Major League Baseball players of the era.

Tuition was way lower, and graduates commanded salaries that often enabled them to pay off loans relatively painlessly.