Sentence examples for larger salaries from inspiring English sources

We were all a decade older and drawing larger salaries, in some cases substantially so.

In places like Falluja, people often had a direct stake in Mr. Hussein's rule, receiving preferential treatment in hiring and larger salaries.

This should allow the best teachers to earn substantially larger salaries and help to ease the problem of persuading graduates to choose a career in teaching.

League officials have been urging teams to stop spending large amounts of money on one player, while players want the league to switch to a more flexible salary cap system, which would surely mean larger salaries.

But, Riboli warns, while taller people have been found, on average, to have larger salaries and higher levels of education, there are downsides, with greater height potentially associated with an increased risk of some cancers.

In 1931, when Britain's economy was performing much as it is now, MPs' pay was cut by 10%.If Britain wants to attract a better class of MP, a more effective measure than larger salaries would be institutional reform.

There, according to GMAC, they will find an increasing number of recruiters willing to hire them and, perhaps, a larger salary when they graduate.

What can I do to get a larger salary without appearing greedy?

Because right now you are comparing one job with the other, and the job with the larger salary is appealing by comparison.

When asked if they would give up some of their free time for a larger salary, 54% of the respondents would make that trade.

Then, there is the other more logical argument: A college degree means a larger salary.