Sentence examples for pay declining from inspiring English sources

Sikhs suffered the biggest fall in earnings, with average hourly pay declining by £1.90.

pay, declining middle-class incomes (the city's middle class isn't just shrinking, he said; it's "in danger of disappearing"), and the stark fact that almost half the city's residents live in poverty, or very nearly in it.

An overwhelming majority of teachers are women, and leaders who have participated in the walkouts say they believe many of the reasons they have been forced to protest ― low pay, declining resources, lack of respect from legislators ― might be a function of their gender.

Workers took a harder hit than managers: their total pay declined 11percentto to $63,000, from $71,000.

Once bonuses were taken into account, the growth rate of pay declined from 2.1%, to 1.8%.

Between 2008 and 2013, black people's pay declined by an average of £1.20 an hour, almost double the overall average fall for the UK.

From 1969 to 2006, according to figures compiled by the Administrative Office of the United States Courts, federal judicial pay declined by almost a quarter when adjusted for inflation.

The share who said they returned to work at lower pay declined to just under 2percentt in the latest period from a little more than 4percentt in the early 1990s.

The six-month outlook on business conditions improved, and input prices paid declined.

Workers will not see a pay decline because of corresponding wage increases, Foxconn pledged.

Lloyd C. Blankfein, the investment bank's chief executive, also had his pay decline.