Sentence examples for mean pay from inspiring English sources

Does this mean pay for ballerinas will go down?

"Beeps mean, 'Pay attention to me,' " he wrote.

But the proposed raises would mean pay that still falls short of the "living wage" the students continue to demand.

Across the UK, the median disability pay gap was 4.8% and the mean pay gap was 6%.

Whereas mean pay at the peak was 320 times average earnings, the median pay was "only" 120 times.

A decision to leave will, he says, mean "pay and obey like Norway" – ie it pays into the EU but have no say in legislation.

Lower ratings mean paying higher interest rates on borrowed money.

This does not mean paying for an extensive monitoring service.

This would mean paying a premium of £404 rather than £377.

For some, that will mean paying more to keep experienced teachers on staff.

Trimming retirement benefits will mean paying higher wages, it's true.