Sentence examples for indifferent pay from inspiring English sources
The movie is thus announced as a tribute to cops, firefighters, soldiers and other workers who, for indifferent pay and insufficient appreciation, do society's dirty, dangerous work.
Two years ago at the South by Southwest Music Conference, Chance the Rapper tried to animate his 15-minute performances with wired energy and a hoarse voice, as if demanding that indifferent audiences pay attention.
They dislike the forfait but they are indifferent to pay-for-performance.
For the indifferent price-paying patient with distance t ̃ i from physician i the equality Ū - t ̃ i - p i = Ū - ( 1 - t ̃ i ) - s j must hold. endnote c) The number of patients from which physician i asks to pay p i is thus given by t ̃ i = 1 - p i + s j 2. (1).
In equilibrium, the interior fraction of the labor market's identical individuals that chooses each of the employment opportunities (1) and (2) should be such as to make them all be indifferent between paying k and earning y1= 1-τ w1+s, or earning y2= 1-τ w2+s.
Let's build the cars and energy sources we will need to keep the seemingly indifferent earth from paying closer attention to our misdeeds.
Conventional economic theory maintains that firms should be indifferent to whether they pay employees cash wages or benefits.
The talk at a round table session on "Opportunities for Young Scientists in a Near Future" concerned young scientists' poor pay and indifferent working conditions.
Perhaps he counts on the likelihood that his global audiences are too young to know differently, too old and senile to remember, or just too indifferent to have been paying attention.
The recruiter exclusively hires from the pool of unemployed; therefore, the wage paid makes workers indifferent between remaining unemployed and accepting an offer.
Second, employed respondents could be indifferent on whether to accept pay and or otherwise influenced by expected additional income and time to spend on their own farm as well as off-farm employment.
