Sentence examples for inflated salary from inspiring English sources

Despite the glossy ads with the smiling children, smirking teachers and inflated salary promises, recruitment into teaching isn't exactly booming; we are facing a major shortage.

To hear it reported on Seven News, he snapped after "teammates had been mocking Boyd for his poor performance and inflated salary".

However, there is a different issue arising here: inflated salary expectations from other parts of Europe when trying to lure staff.

When Sirius hired Howard Stern they had to pay him a hugely inflated salary to reflect the fact that he'd be seeing a large and immediate drop in his listener numbers.

They've been misled by left guard Steve Hutchinson's Pro Bowl reputation and left tackle Bryant McKinnie's inflated salary.

He has spent months' worth of his inflated salary at Tiffany's on a diamond engagement ring, as a token of love for his fiancée.

The purists, however, are not paying the players' inflated salaries.

Some P.A. officials have managed the flow of aid to monopolistic enterprises that provide perks and inflated salaries to friends and family — reportedly including Abbas's son.

We tolerate this poll tax, in an age of multi-channel and digital TV, while the BBC is fulfilling what we ask of it as a nation - and that's not to pay grotesquely inflated salaries to twittering disc jockeys.

Perversely, American financing is now paying some of the most talented Afghans "inflated salaries," up to 10 times what they might make working for the Afghan government, and these high salaries encourage "a culture of aid dependency" while undermining efforts to improve the Afghan government, the review said.

Similarly, by hiding its journalism behind a pay-wall, News International will have to pay vastly inflated salaries to attract the best an brightest to its pages.