Sentence examples for either salary from inspiring English sources

"We're looking at players like Carayol, and George Friend, who come in at prices that don't hurt the football club, either salary or transfer fee.

Both of these players have too little major league service to be eligible for either salary arbitration or free agency and have not financially at any rate come into their own.

One particularly important reason for having an account in Europe, Central Asia and Latin America is to bank money from the government, either salaries or benefits.In comparison, banks do not seem to be used so much for what seems like a basic purpose: saving money.

The studio was to pay Stewart either a salary of $200,000 per film or half of each movie's profits.

The BBC could either pay Entwistle 12 months' salary.

The majority of those who initially preferred private practice answered that they would either prefer salary (35%) or be indifferent between salary and private practice (27%) if the listed job attributes would be the same in a salaried position.

Woodruff leaders want to balance that budget­, either through salary cuts — the players are paid an average base salary of $71,256, according to the International Conference of Symphony and Opera Musicians — or player reductions.

Unit costs were assessed for volunteer time by either the salary of the individual donating time or minimum wage, for unemployed individuals.

Furthermore, they have yet to receive either a salary or the emergency payment of $20 each promised by the American occupation forces.

Beginning in 2009 employers who provide transit benefits (either pretax salary reduction plans or prepaid vouchers) for bus, train, van pooling or parking can provide up to $20 a month in tax-free bicycling benefits.

Anderson called his budget "incredibly lean" and said that "almost all" of it was tied up in either salaries or rent.