Sentence examples for lifetime pay from inspiring English sources

"The gender pay gap becomes a significant lifetime pay penalty.

A teacher better than 93 percent of other teachers would add $640,000 to lifetime pay of a class of 20, the study found.

The full-time and part-time gender pay gap stands around 20 percent, and a National Management Salary Survey, conducted by the Chartered Management Institute, revealed a lifetime pay gap of more than £420,000, or $625,000, between female and male executives.

"People do things at 16 and 17 that they wouldn't do at 37, but they spend a lifetime paying for it," he said.

"Once in a Lifetime" pays homage to early rap techniques and the music of art rock band The Velvet Underground.

The ransom: significant cuts in the Social Security and Medicare benefits millions of working Americans have spent a lifetime paying for.

An average of 323 (between 320 and 415) health workers received performance based incentives over the project lifetime, paid direct into their bank accounts monthly.

The IFS says that its models indicate that graduates in the bottom 30% of lifetime earnings would pay back less than they do in the current system: "The figures published in Tuesday's Guardian assume that £1 today is the same as £1 in the future.

It said: "Those in the bottom 30% of lifetime earnings would actually pay back less than under the current system, while only the highest-earning 30% of graduates would pay back the full amount of their loans.

The IFS said "those in the bottom 30% of lifetime earnings would actually pay back less than under the current system".

("Lifetime members" pay twelve hundred and fifty dollars to join and twenty-eight thousand upon "death"; they are encouraged to pay by making the institute the beneficiary of their life-insurance policies).