Sentence examples for noticeable pay from inspiring English sources

In some places there is a noticeable pay gap: not good news for the ladies.

Throughout elementary school and middle school, Sarah had noticeable difficulty paying attention and comprehending concepts that other children picked up easily, Mrs. Ludwig said: "There was just always something that she couldn't grasp".

Rhapsody could also benefit by collecting money as one more add-on to users' phone bills, a system that many digital music services believe is more enticing to customers (or at least less noticeable) than paying directly with their credit cards.

Griffin averages 8.4 free throw attempts per game, the sixth-best figure in the N.B.A., so any significant improvement in his free throw shooting would pay noticeable dividends.

A noticeable spike in pay-for-play games began in 2006, when the NCAA allowed teams to play a 12th regular-season game.

The decline in U.S. stocks has been particularly noticeable in companies that pay big dividends.

The pay discrepancy is more noticeable in nations like Latvia, which thought joining the union would mean wages at home would rise to Western European levels.

This way, the inequities build up for a quarter instead of a year and pay adjustments are less noticeable to practices.

As Gateway's founder and CEO Ted Waitt said in a statement following last week's earnings announcement: "The strategy we've been executing for the past year is paying off with real, noticeable momentum in the consumer marketplace.

Without these elements coming together you feel a noticeable drop in performance and you can pay a high penalty in terms of lap time".

In addition, users feel that due to the fees they pay (which do make a noticeable economic difference for them) they can make higher demands upon the health workers.