Sentence examples for earn lower than from inspiring English sources

In comparison to those living in communities within a 50-mile radius of a NPP, the population of communities located in outside areas are poorer (they earn lower than the average household income); are less likely to live in renter-occupied housing units; are less likely to hold a college degree or higher; and are more likely to be employed.

Overall, they are likely to earn lower-than-average wages [ 31] and have a higher probability of being unemployed, although those in employment may earn more than their peers [ 32].

The percentage of candidates earning lower than a 3.0 G.P.A. decreased to 20percentt from 32percentt.

Of the schools that received D's last year, none earned lower than a C this year.

Some of the "upscale security officers" that G4S employs in the United States earn lower wages than fast-food workers.

Blacks, Latinos and families headed by single mothers are far more likely to earn lower wages than average and live below the poverty line.

Retail prices of petroleum-based products like gasoline, kerosene and diesel are highly subsidized in many Asian countries, in part to make them affordable to citizens who earn lower wages than in the developed world.

"These proposals are especially important to women, who still earn lower wages than men, make up two-thirds of workers in low-wage jobs, and yet shoulder the lion's share of caregiving responsibilities," said Nancy Duff Campbell, co-president of the National Women's Law Center in a statement.

Whether in developed or developing countries, women always earn lower wages than men (Alderman and King 1998).

Empirical investigations from different countries using different econometric models have found that even after controlling for age, education and other background characteristics, immigrants earn lower wages than ethnic natives (see e.g. Altonji and Blank ([1999])).

The higher household income level of the sample in comparison with the average household income of Mekong Delta residents (about 5.2 million per month in 2010b) does not show a problem in terms of a sample selection bias because the difference could be explained by the inclusion of rural households who earn lower income than urban residents in the population average.