Sentence examples for massive wages from inspiring English sources

"You shouldn't be paying massive wages when you've got a stadium that holds 18,000 people".

If Cole, who cost Rovers £8m from Manchester United in December 2001, does head for the door, his massive wages could make a move tricky.

That in itself is a testament to the team because players have come for the right reasons, not just massive wages and transfer fees".

AVB's reluctance to invite Emmanuel Adebayor to justify his massive wages by actually appearing in a football match was apparently one of the causes of the manager's growing estrangement from Daniel Levy, Tottenham Hotspur's chairman.

As a grad student and as a writer, the thought that there are people out there chasing other people to get them to work at massive wages always seemed to me like a bounty hunter scene out of a strange science fiction movie.

A massive wage hike for some miners and steelworkers.

Marx exaggerated, though most economists would accept that a certain level of unemployment is inevitable: an attempt to achieve full employment would stoke massive wage inflation.

Then there are the N.F.L. players, facing an imminent lockout if they don't accept massive wage cuts and a longer season.

Pay rises to Lionel Messi and Neymar will add £19million to Barcelona's already massive wage bill next season, according to a report in Spain.

Gaillard said a move to curb squads would help reduce massive wage bills at clubs and provide "a more level playing field".

UEFA is mulling plans to ask European leagues to limit clubs to a squad size of 25 players in a bid to curb soccer's massive wage bills, a senior official said on Tuesday.