Sentence examples for declining pay from inspiring English sources

The gains effectively erased almost two decades of declining pay.

At the same time, partners are often unwilling to accept declining pay, and they defect.

The growing premium results more from the declining pay of high school graduates than from salary trends for college graduates.

With much more regulatory and compliance oversight and a declining pay scale, not to mention increased public scrutiny, those who succeed at this career will be those with a passion for the business.

In Britain, the vote in a June referendum to abandon the European Union was in part a rebuke of the establishment, from laborers who blame trade for declining pay.

Most of Walmart's customers are still in the Great Recession, grappling with stagnant or declining pay.

Declining paying students will empty Treasury pockets much more quickly than useful initiatives abroad (in all likelihood the applied product of British university research anyway).

Declining pay-TV subscriptions caused havoc on Wall Street this week as investors unloaded shares of media stocks in the wake of an earnings call by Walt Disney Co.

Many designers who have routinely shown at New York fashion week in the past, have this year declined paying thousands for an opportunity they say doesn't help generate sales.

Although prices have declined, paying $100 a square foot for a 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot 1,000-square-foot,000 for the year, which can be daunting to earn back when the prime storeing stilln is just three months.

Given all this, a thrifty midweek-package diner might want to decline paying extra for a second evening meal, especially since John and Sally McKenna's excellent "Bridgestone Irish Food Guide" includes tempting entries for nearby Graiguenama nagh and Kilkenny.