Sentence examples for larger salary from inspiring English sources

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

For instance, at a time when Livingston were on the verge of bankruptcy, Andrews was offered a transfer to Dundee United, on a much larger salary.

"Having to hire someone who can speak English means paying a larger salary, and that's what keeps these kinds of business family-run for the most part," explained Ms. Chan.

He earns roughly $45,000 -- a fraction, he says, of what he could be making in the private sector -- but he is willing to trade a larger salary for job satisfaction.

For a London team to have a greater chance of success it might require a larger salary cap, which would not be universally popular among the other 31 NFL owners.

"I know that if I stayed in the private sector a chairman role would attract a much, much larger salary," she told John Leech MP, who questioned whether she would stand up against excessive BBC executive pay.

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

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.

These savings can then be passed on to expat employees in the form of larger salaries.

Factors fueling car ownership include larger salaries and pending tax changes that might make buying a vehicle cheaper.

Startups, especially, will always push stock options; they use them to counter the larger salaries offered by established companies.