Sentence examples for compared with pay from inspiring English sources

The court's rate of $250 a day is not competitive compared with pay rates for similar duties in the private sector, he explained.

However, Nationwide chief economist Robert Gardner told BBC News that while house prices were high, mortgage repayments remained affordable compared with pay, because of low interest rates: "On that measure, we're actually in line with the long term average".

The company said it did not know how much it would save, compared with paying severance, or how many employees would be adversely affected.

They will also assess whether, in the same individuals, buying with credit cards eases the pain compared with paying by cash.

I fear that utility companies purposely put prepayment meters in poor parts of cities to ensure the utilities are paid for, yet prepayment gas and electricity is always more expensive compared with paying quarterly in arrears by direct debit.

Compared with paying $80 a month for your iPhone (and some pay far more), you'd break even in a couple months, even with the 3GS.

Last fall, Hulu and Spotify teamed up to offer students a bundle including both of their services for a discounted price, compared with paying for each subscription separately.

Proportions of time lost from household work were even higher (4.7 16.8% and 5.0 18.0% respectively, depending on how these were calculated), probably reflecting the more optional nature of household work compared with paid work.

Compared with paying commission fees to buy an ETF, you may come out ahead by choosing funds like JPMorgan's Core Bond Fund PGBOXX), Pimco's Total Return Bond Fund (PTTDX), or the Schwab Total Bond Market Fund (SWLBX).

Bringing Barbot back to the district to both be superintendent and search for the replacement will save the district $120,000 when compared with paying former Supt.

Time to decision was significantly longer for paid claims judged in court compared with paid claims settled out of court (for judgement, 6.50 years (95% CI 6.36 to 6.64); for settlement, 4.93 years (95% CI 4.91 to 4.96); p<0.0001).