Sentence examples for having salaries from inspiring English sources

We enjoyed having salaries, and even went on holidays.

At a checkpoint, Ishan Ainullah, 27, a policeman for four years, put the improvement down to not having salaries stolen and being mentored by the Gurkhas.

Labourers in Doha interviewed by the Guardian last week say being tied to their employers is one of their main fears, along with living in festering accommodation quarters and having salaries withheld.

Perceived current salaries followed the same trend, with 82% of Stayers reporting salaries similar to or greater than those of non-SFES in their department, whereas less than half as many Leavers (40%) perceived having salaries similar to or greater than non-SFES.

Six of those players have salaries of less than $1 million.

"Those people all have salaries and health insurance.

Even parliamentarians and senior civil servants will have salaries frozen for a year.

"We don't have salaries to pay or churches to build".

The question is not whether C.E.O.s have salaries hundreds of times larger than their own but whether black people have salaries comparable to theirs.

Of the 2,086 in the UK classified as high earners, 1,470 had salaries of between €1m – €1m.

The most senior had salaries of a little more than $40,000 a year in 2002.