Sentence examples for expected to earn less from inspiring English sources

About three-quarters expected to earn less than $7.50 an hour.

Aniston's new film, The Bounty Hunter, also stars Gerard Butler, but it's expected to earn less than Alice this weekend at the box office.

We culled out companies expected to earn less than 15 cents per share in either year, because it wouldn't take much of a setback for them to end up with losses.

In Mozambique, where the starting salary of a public sector doctor was US$3300 per month, only 8.6% of respondents expected to earn less than US$4622 monthly, whereas 23.5% expected to earn more than US$ 1538 per month.

The buyer is punished for arriving late; i.e., he expects to earn less of the surplus.

However, Somal points out that if Angela expects to earn less than £15,000 in the year she is away, she will be allowed to suspend these loan payments.

For one thing, it varies immensely by field of study (see chart): men with arts degrees can expect to earn less than if they had skipped university entirely.

Women with children can expect to earn less when they return to work than childless women, with the difference increasing for every child they have, according to an ILO analysis.

The Fawcett Society, which campaigns for equality, decried the fact that women can still expect to earn less than their male counterparts, more than 40 years after the Dagenham machinists went on strike in a move that triggered the Equal Pay Act.

If you expect to earn less in 2002, take the 90%.

Depending on the scenario, between one-quarter and one-third of teachers expect to earn less than in their original occupation (see Table 4).