Sentence examples for enough wages from inspiring English sources

If land values are raised enough, wages could even be forced higher to maintain real incomes.

Maybe employers aren't offering high enough wages to entice the workers they seek.

Eighty-three percent of minority respondents said paying high enough wages for employees to live comfortably is important to success, compared with 72 percent of all respondents.

Critics say it allows employers to exploit workers and mean that people cannot rely on receiving enough wages to pay the bills despite needing to be constantly available for work.

The people who clean the league offices should soon expect certified letters telling them they will soon be paid in autographed pictures of Goodell because basking in the league's reflective glory should be enough wages.

The concern is that if the Fed does not raise interest rates quickly enough, wages and prices could begin to spiral up, forcing a sharp rate increase that could push the economy into recession.

Maybe that's why the latter went bankrupt – too much wage-trousering and not enough wage in-the-bank-putting.

He said it was difficult enough waging war by Nato committee, as in Libya or in 1999 in Serbia and Kosovo.

On December 19 , 2008 a week after Republicans in the Senate had killed a bailout bill proposed by Democrats, saying it didn't impose big enough wage cuts on the U.A.W., Bush unilaterally agreed to lend $17.4 billion of taxpayers' money to General Motors and Chrysler, of which $13.4 billion was to be extended immediately.

Actors in the series could work on other projects for only a month at a time, which meant careers couldn't be developed - $2,500 a week for 13 weeks was a good enough wage, but not if it had to last 52 weeks.

In the standard model, high reservation wages lead youth to turn down job opportunities until they achieve a job match with a high enough wage.