Sentence examples for pay climbs from inspiring English sources

As CEO pay climbs, those just under the chief executive demand raises, as do executives just under them.

In 2012, Armstrong's pay climbed to $12.1m.

Over the same period, pay climbed in many other countries, making American workers' wages more competitive.

While some on the following list saw their pay decline, as a group these executives saw their pay climb by an average of 21percentt.

Excluding bonuses, pay climbed by 2.1%.

Pay tied to long-term incentives rose 6%, while short-term incentive pay climbed 4%.

No longer satisfied with chasing the next pay rise or climbing the corporate ladder for the sake of it, people and companies are making the move towards a "new paradigm of business," which among other ideals, includes being motivated by a higher purpose.

Despite her obvious passion for a sport in which low pay, high climbs, violent crashes and throbbing knees are everyday concerns, Garner concedes there have been dark times when she has considered whether all the sacrifices she has made are worthwhile.

At Sports Plus, climbers pay $7.50 per climb.

"I wonder why people would pay to climb the same thing over and over and over again," says a 40-year-old man who identifies himself only as Frank.

At a City Hall news conference, Mr. Bloomberg said he had achieved a significant precedent with an important cost-saving step: newly hired workers will be paid 15percentt less than other union members for the first two years of their employment; after that, their pay will climb to the same level as their more experienced colleagues.