Sentence examples for pay coming from inspiring English sources

Ministers' pay – coming down.

Teachers are being undermined by a government whose almost daily criticisms and erosion of working conditions and pay, coming on top of previous attacks on pensions, are unacceptable.

Both Saban and Miles have a relatively low base salary, with the bulk of their pay coming from performing duties related to news media and public appearances, which some lawyers call personal services clauses.

The reductions in pay, coming amid a prolonged slump in the American financial markets, were steeper than at some other investment banks, like the Goldman Sachs Group, but less severe than those at Merrill Lynch.

Studies of the effect of career breaks show that even a few years away have a devastating impact on lifetime earnings and pension rights, not only because there is no pay coming in but because of the loss of seniority and promotion.

In a first for in-car convenience features, Jaguar is teaming up with Shell to launch a new payment feature that lets you use Apple Pay or PayPal (with Android Pay coming later on) to easily pay for gas right within their vehicles at the pumps.

ARGUMENTS about executive pay come in two flavours.

Some of his higher pay comes from working more efficiently.

But that pay comes with a duty: ensuring shareholder interests come first.

Where will the extra doctors and their pay come from to provide all-hours GP services?

It's time their pay came out of the stratosphere and back to planet Earth.