Sentence examples for lackluster pay from inspiring English sources

That means sluggish job growth, lackluster pay and persistently weak demand.

(See: "HP Down After Lackluster Earnings").

Giants' Eli Manning vs. Ravens' secondary Much attention has been paid to the Giants' lackluster pass rush, but quarterback Eli Manning has been inconsistent, too.

In one of the most visible renunciations, shareholders at Hewlett-Packard, which has struggled with lackluster returns, voted against the pay for the technology company's top executives, including the chief executive, Meg Whitman.

The Mets are not a winning team yet; they are still paying for five lackluster months with their position in the standing.

When you consider what he's actually done, it doesn't amount to much — he wiped out the pigeons from Trafalgar Square because he didn't like them; paid for a lackluster municipal St . Patricks Day parade in a city whose residents of Irish descent are so well assimilated they don's even register as a special interest or ethnic group.

And it's easy to see why -- anemic poll numbers, lackluster fundraising, aides working for no pay, conflicting messages about whether he was finally "downplaying" the Iowa caucuses or finally competing in Iowa "in earnest".

But far too often in recent years, investors have paid hefty fees for lackluster returns".

Warren said the Education Department risks becoming a "lapdog" as a result of its lackluster oversight of the companies it pays to handle borrowers.

If investors believe regulations permanently cap returns at lackluster levels, they will be loath to pay more than book value.

Marler wasn't about to pay first-class wages for lackluster skills.