Sentence examples for earning scale from inspiring English sources

Oh, and that's at the bottom end of the earning scale.

Artists at the lower end of the earning scale alleged Brandis was favouring the likes of ballet, opera and international touring orchestras, by quarantining funds for the major performing arts companies.

Is it socially just not to give them some help, those at the bottom of the income earning scale?" Simon Hughes, the Lib Dem president, who is seen as the conscience of the party's liberal wing, said: "As Make it Happen says, if you are very rich you will pay more.

Propositions, as my father called them, quickly lifted me from the bottom of the earning scale, made me aware that my behavior, my actions, had negotiable value.

In fact, about halfway through "Symphonie Fantastique," watching the actual artwork on a small overhead television monitor, it occurred to me that I should be earning union scale.

The overall impact on the community will be muted, moreover, because most of that effect will be seen at the lowest levels of the wage-earning scale.

Those that benefit the most are in the middle of the wage scale, earning between £24,500 and £27,900.

Houses in Chappaqua, in Westchester County, typically scored between a 5 and 10 on the walkability scale, earning the tag of "car dependant".

In Berkeley, building proposals are evaluated on a "green point" scale, earning credit for such eco-conscious features as low-flow shower heads and insulation.

One set of studies, by Kevin Murphy and Casey B. Mulligan, economists at the University of Chicago, found that hours spent at work have been rising fastest among women whose husbands are at the high end of the wage scale, earning $80,000 a year or more.

Catholic priests are by far on the low end of the scale, earning about half as much as other clergy.