Sentence examples for for diminished wages from inspiring English sources

Whether that resistance has been the continuation of the first resistance in land and sea struggles, or refusing to work for diminished wages, or the grandmothers against removals of our children into state custody,  these fights have so often been led by our communities, and have directed and shaped us.

Whether that resistance has been the continuation of the first resistance in land and sea struggles, or refusing to work for diminished wages, or the grandmothers against removals of our children into state custody, these fights have so often been led by our communities, and have directed and shaped us.

Nationalism, declinism, insecurity, acceptance of diminished wages and working conditions, a certain puritanism – Britain has been exhibiting these classic symptoms of difficult economic periods for half a decade now.

They looked for diminished blood flow to tissues.

Maybe there's something to be said for diminished expectations.

Opting for diminished returns was typically the industry's course — why leave money on the table?

Higher prices for diminished return?

Gladwell's attempt to undo unwarranted enthusiasm comes across instead as an argument for diminished nuance.

What is most worrying is that labor productivity — which used to be the secret sauce for making everyone better off — has a diminished impact on wages.

Workers sued for back wages.

"Expectations for falling wages have become entrenched.