Sentence examples for extreme pay from inspiring English sources

As the growing cacophony of voices makes its way into the consciences of corporate compensation committees -- and executives step outside their luxury bubble to realize how their extreme pay hurts their employees and the economy -- we ring in the new year hopeful that President Johnson's vision of a great society may yet come to fruition.

So should we go to the other extreme and pay people to come?

This ranged, they said, from economic abuse – no days off, long hours and extreme low pay – to physical and sexual abuse against mainly female workers.

It also makes a certain kind of sense to feel anger toward Google given that it has been accused by the U.S. Department of Labor of "extreme" gender pay discrimination.

About 1.6m households are in extreme debt, paying out 40% or more of household income to creditors.

At the nontech extreme of pay-as-you-drive is MileMeter, which requires only that drivers photograph their odometers when they buy the policy and then at six-month renewal intervals.

The court approved the judicial equivalent of an extreme makeover, paying $125 a day for the services of a cosmetologist to cover up the tattoos that Mr. Ditullio has gotten since his arrest.

People have gone to the extreme of paying the government to hold their money for them the first time that's ever happened.

At the Extreme Rules pay-per-view, the Shield defeated Evolution while Bryan defeated Kane in an Extreme Rules match.

(1) These impoverished people have extreme difficulties paying for utilities, food, rent and clothing.

HGTV's "Extreme Homes" paid Strobel a visit to chronicle what it's really like to live small.