Sentence examples for lowest earning from inspiring English sources

To reach the threshold, as a Guardian analysis showed, tenants have to earn only one or two pounds more a week than the lowest earning 10% of Britons.

While the average weekly household spend was found to be £531.30, there was great variation of this amount between the highest and lowest earning 10 per cent - £1,143.40 and £188.50 per week respectively.

Separately, ahead of Living Wage Week, during which campaigners will highlight a rise in the number of organisations that are accredited as paying it – from 60 to more than 400 in the last year – business secretary Vince Cable has announced that he is taking steps to make his department pay its lowest earning staff at a level closer to the living wage.

No support is found for the assumption that the ratio across the highest and lowest earning HRH occupations is similar between countries: it varies from 2.0 in Sweden to 9.7 in Brazil.

Among the 50 lowest earning occupations, in contrast, 34 saw real income losses.

Last year, it took 100 million of the lowest earning Americans to equal the after-tax dollars of the top 1percentt.

Even more surprising, they have the league's lowest earned run average and opponents' batting average.

Led by Tim Hudson and Mark Mulder, the Athletics have the league's lowest earned run average (3.74).

The relief corps has the lowest earned run average in the majors, 3.75.

GIANTS -- Aside from the perennial leaders, the Atlanta Braves, the Giants had the lowest earned run average in the league (3.54).

The Boston Red Sox boast of having had the American League's lowest earned run average each of the past two seasons.