Sentence examples for made salaries from inspiring English sources

They made salaries more competitive and boosted recruitment.

When Ecuador's sucre was in circulation, high inflation and a plunging currency made salaries impossible to calculate in advance.

The proposal would have essentially made salaries a fixed cost for owners, linked to revenue projections but not to the league's actual revenue, said Pete Kendall, the retired Jets guard who was a permanent player representative to the union.

A study of Harvard students, ten years after graduation, shows that those who had specific goals made salaries three percent greater than the salary of the average Harvard graduate.

International sanctions on the military government and a declining economy made salaries of civil savants unattractive.

From the moment he settled in as the Knicks' president in the spring of 2008, Donnie Walsh made salary-cap purging his top priority.

The Shubert Organization, eager to keep its flagship theater lighted, gave the show a break on the rent, and Ms. Peters and other cast members also made salary concessions.

During his brief tenure, Bishop McHugh made salary increases for the lay teachers a priority but never carried out his plan to grant the raises.

Another made salary calculations, and one made a list of "words to spell-check".

Project managers make salaries in the $100,000 range and project engineers around $70,000, he said.

AOdB In the past, we have seen that the government makes salaries its number-one priority.