Sentence examples for mean earnings from inspiring English sources

This may result because low earning males exit the labor force and higher earning males retain employment, causing the mean earnings of those with employment to rise.

Of all the 215 participants, 44.7% (n=96) were employed, with mean earnings of USD 154.30±214.14 per month, and approximately 50% of all participants (n=103) earned less than USD 50 per month.

They should mean earnings comfortably above 41p in the 12 months to June 2001.

A First Call/Thomson Financial survey of 16 analysts produced a mean earnings estimate of 70 cents a share for the company's fiscal 2001.

A survey by Thomson Financial/ First Call showed that six analysts had mean earnings estimates for Digitas of 1 cent a share for the second quarter.

A First Call/Thomson Financial survey of 19 analysts had produced a mean earnings estimate of $1.90 a share for PacifiCare's third quarter.

The top 1%, who make mean average earnings of more than £450,000, take 22.7% of all earnings, said the Authors Licensing & Collecting Societyy, which commissioned the UK-based survey.

Looking at mean average earnings for people working full time, women's pay has gone up by 1.3% an hour – from £14.07 in April 2012 to £14.25 in April 2013.

That means average earnings growth will remain stuck at around its current level of 2-2.52-2.5%a year

EY says a "long period of low inflation" means average earnings could rise faster than the cost of living as early as this month.

But falling GDP per head, real incomes and average earnings mean that many households are not yet feeling the benefits.