Sentence examples for massive pay from inspiring English sources

"I've turned down massive pay cheques".

It's a legacy fight, and a massive pay day to boot.

But in Moscow shopkeepers have started to reprice goods daily, in effect handing Russian workers a massive pay cut.

Unemployment grew rapidly, and massive pay increases were awarded in the public sector despite a continuing deterioration of the economy.

Unemployment grew rapidly and the public sector saw massive pay increases, despite a continuing deterioration of the economy.

As it's a new business, don't expect a massive pay cheque compared to your peers working in investment banks.

If you want to go part-time when you've got young kids, expect to take a massive pay-cut for the privilege.

The executives in charge continue to receive their huge salaries and pensions, crowned by massive pay-offs when their incompetence is inevitably revealed.

Their basic failure is that they do not take account of the massive pay-down of household debt, everywhere under way, as a result of the collapse of the banks.

In another study, Prem Sikka of the University of Essex recently found that a massive pay-off of more than £6m ($10m) to one (American-based) director at EMI, a music group, meant that the highest paid director received more than 200 times the average pay of the company's employees in the financial year 1998-99 (see chart).

It wouldn't surprise me if they come to England and do a press conference because England has a massive pay-per-view market they will want to catch.