Sentence examples for huge raises from inspiring English sources

Now profit growth has slowed and stocks are down, but executives still get huge raises and even more stock options.

After all, the top 1 percent has received huge raises in the last few decades, and that group is mostly college-educated.

In other words, he seems to have just suggested that the people asking him these questions should be given huge raises.

Now, projects are being put off as Iraq struggles to pay for huge raises granted to government employees as well as the salaries and equipment for hundreds of thousands of new Iraqi security troops.

These employers say that after organized labor long ignored the janitors' situation, it makes little economic sense to suddenly give these workers huge raises that might drive some companies out of business.

Or if the strike, 83 days' old today, ends with huge raises for the pilots, it could make the operation of small regional jets so expensive that Delta and other airlines would stop the recent rapid growth in their use.

Winn was due a huge raise, money that will now offset Piniella's contract.

There was even a single, monstrous, bulky tower on a huge raised pedestal that perhaps represented the ultimate parking garage.

(Truck nuts, anyone?) Everyone involved in this show just got a huge raise, so that's reward enough.

Even with the loss, Rocker is getting a huge raise in the first year he was eligible for arbitration.

Mr. Weinberg, 75, received a huge raise last month when he renewed his contract as a company adviser.