Sentence examples for inappropriate salaries from inspiring English sources

"Researchers love what they do," the authors state, but "[i]n many cases our vocation and enthusiasm is translated into unreasonable working schedules, continuous availability, inappropriate salaries and unstable contract conditions".

Low job satisfaction was linked to inappropriate deployment, low salaries, inadequate support supervision, excessive workload, and poor job security [ 26].

Brown said the salaries were inappropriate because students and average citizens are struggling.

He had done Broadway by then, and the salary seemed "inappropriate".

But Mr. Green said it would be "really inappropriate and foolish" to propose a specific salary increase, as Mr. Ferrer has done.

"The idea that they would have this little handpicked group of regulated firms setting the salary for the regulator is so obviously inappropriate it boggles the mind," said Barbara Roper, director of investor protection at the Consumer Federation of America.

Two conservative think tanks published a response to the column, arguing that the political activity was inappropriate for a public college professor that earned a salary paid by North Carolina taxpayers.

The version enacted, however, is more vague, stating that salaries over 500,000 euros a year would be considered "inappropriate," according to a copy e-mailed by the finance ministry.

They also scrutinized Richards' salary and travel expenses, a move that Democrats called "inappropriate and discriminatory".

Ms. Miller argues that Mr. Dunning's support for business-backed projects like sports arenas and bids to bring the Olympics to Dallas are inappropriate for a city that cannot afford to fix potholes or raise police salaries.

Joe DePlasco, a spokesman for Mark Green, the public advocate, expressed the same sentiment, saying that while Mr. Green supports salary increases for teachers and police officers, "he would not put a dollar amount on a salary increase during a campaign because it would be completely inappropriate".