Sentence examples for counterparts doing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Ledbetter had been paid as much as 40percentt less than her male counterparts doing the same job, according to her allies.

"One thing we're seeing is women who took career gaps, whether to care for an elderly relative or to bring up a child are paid significantly less than male counterparts doing the same job, even if they have the same education and have an identical job description," explains Waters.

Rachel Craig, the research director for the Health Survey for England, told the BBC: "Overall, people who are doing shift work are not quite as healthy as their counterparts doing regular working hours".

Most of China's high-tech laborers are well qualified to work on software applications maintenance and migration projects, and these workers come at a significantly lower salary than do their Indian counterparts doing the same work.

For years, WeTransfer has positioned itself as the quirky Dutch rival to its more straight-laced Silicon Valley counterparts, doing things like providing users with colourful artwork as background wallpaper to personalise their use of the platform.

While her male counterparts, doing her same job, received pay increases.

Their British counterparts do little to advertise French products.

German regulators buy this argument; their French counterparts do not.

His European counterparts don't operate like this.

But women confront an additional challenge that their male counterparts do not: remaking their wardrobes.

About 60 percent of the older men smoked, and 74 percent of their shorter-lived counterparts did.