Sentence examples for enormous wage from inspiring English sources

Likewise, we do not believe that offering tax incentives to companies that keep American jobs at home can compensate for the enormous wage differentials driving jobs offshore.

Durham Council have justified enormous wage cuts for their largely female TA workers because of the threat of equal pay claims.

There's even less experience or understanding of what will happen when such an enormous wage boost is imposed on communities with high unemployment, large, low-wage workforces and low costs of living.

In a country rife with political turmoil (on a 1st world scale), enormous wage and gender inequality issues, racial tension/straight-up racism, a huge class divide that only seems to be widening, there exists a way to unite the people under one metaphorical flag.

David Conn blames enormous wages for emptying the wallets of English clubs and burdening them with the highest debt in European football.

Under Gaydamak, his chief executive Peter Storrie, and the manager Harry Redknapp, Portsmouth spent their Premier League gold, and a fortune of Gaydamak's money, accumulating players on enormous wages while investing comparative peanuts in the club's infrastructure.

Beyond the blindingly obvious observation that high-profile players who never move clubs are of little use to increasingly influential agents who tend to dictate the drum-beat to which modern football marches, the enormous wages commanded by such men means clubs are less inclined to keep ageing icons on the payroll unless they continue delivering on the field.

Spanish football - despite its huge popularity around the world and the enormous wages paid to some of its top stars - is in serious financial trouble.

Using data on 42 countries from both the OECD Health Data 2005 and OWW database for a comparison of wages of general physicians and professional nurses only, Dräger et al. found that there is an enormous gap in wages for health workers between rich and poor countries [ 6].

If the pattern continues, the results may be an enormous decline in wages for manufacturing and white-collar workers alike.

"At a time when persistent high unemployment is putting enormous downward pressure on wages, such a minimum-wage increase would provide a much-needed boost to the earnings of low-wage workers," the letter reads.