Sentence examples for might raise pay from inspiring English sources

Hon Hai said on May 28 it might raise pay in China by 20 percent.

One way the Chinese government might help raise pay would be to increase the value of the renminbi, said Nicholas Lardy, who studies the Chinese economy as a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute for International Economics in Washington.

Policy Exchange, a think-tank, caused a furore on August 20th when it suggested selling council homes worth more than the regional median as they become vacant and using the £4.5 billion a year this might raise to pay for extra social homes elsewhere (see Bagehot).

Talk of a possible walkout had been brewing for months, even before the West Virginia strike, as lawmakers struggled to pass funding measures that might raise teacher pay.

So it is hard to predict how much employers in southern China might eventually have to raise pay to offset labor shortages in their factories.

INTEREST RATE INCREASES In the past, card companies might raise your interest rate because you paid late, or because it checked your credit report and saw that you were paying other companies late.

Though business bodies claim the promised wage rises have in fact been paid, some thought it might raise wages by decree.

"If he offers to pay all of the time but always pays with a credit card, that might raise a separate set of red flags, says Coghill-Kuntz.

It might raise your Kipsang number.

To try might raise more than hackles.

The sale might raise $3 million to $5 million.