Sentence examples for pay rebounded from inspiring English sources

For instance, he quashed proposals to seize bonuses, impose new taxes or otherwise punish bankers, whose pay rebounded quickly after the collapse.

The report said prices paid rebounded and order backlogs expanded.

Wall Street pay has rebounded even as ordinary workers continue to suffer from high unemployment and falling real wages.

On Wall Street, meanwhile, profits and pay have already rebounded.

Pay has also rebounded and, according to official figures, wage growth is averaging 3.2% while inflation remains flat, giving workers a welcome income boost.

But pay has quickly rebounded since the worst of the 2008 crisis — although experts project that 2011 bonuses will drop at least 10 to 30 percent from last year because of the slowdown in trading, lending and fee income, according to Johnson Associates, a Wall Street compensation advisory firm.

The company's retained earnings, the amount not paid in dividends, rebounded.

The Mechanic's audacity paid off as it rebounded on to the Road Hole green.

For L90, Mr. Grahn said, this deal represented a chance "to buy in at a much better price than they would have been able to pay once the market rebounds".

What is most remarkable about the estimate, compiled by Johnson Associates, is how quickly pay is expected to rebound for traders — Wall Street's current kings and queens of ka-ching.

Pay attention to teams' rebounding statistics, which indicate a team's ability to judge shot quality and capitalize on opponents' mistakes with second-chance points and fast breaks.