Sentence examples for pay shrink from inspiring English sources

Others saw their take-home pay shrink as the amounts deducted for health insurance rose.

But civil servants, like teachers, nurses and bureaucrats, saw their pay shrink to almost nothing and many abandoned their jobs.

Postdocs whose universities decide to take the deductions will see their take-home pay shrink by 7.65%: 6.2% for the FICA (Federal Insurance Contributions Act) tax that goes to Social Security and 1.45% for Medicare.

I did continue to pay interest on the loans I had made to the company, but my pay shrank from $15,000 a month to $3,225 a month.

pay shrank by 8percentto to $9.2 million, according to a survey of 200 large companies conducted for Money & Business by Pearl Meyer & Partners, the compensation practice of Clark Consulting.

I was disappointed that I didn't hear more from the president as far as how we were going to help those middle-class families," said Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers (R-Wash)., the top woman in the GOP leadership. "I thought he painted a little rosy picture of how things are, at a time when people continue to see their wages actually shrink, take-home pay shrinking.

We Have a Pope (2011, Soda, PG) is typically quirky fare from Italian writer-director Nanni Moretti who plays a highly paid shrink roped in by the Vatican to administer non-spiritual assistance when a newly elected pontiff is struck with theological stage fright.

"They said they'd pay for psychological counseling or pay my shrink bill," she said.

"The question is whether the gap between R.J. captains' pay and main-line captains' pay will shrink," said Jamie Baker, who follows regional airlines for UBS Warburg.

His take-home pay shrunk to $570 every two weeks from about $1,350, he said.

In that so-called negotiation, player pay shrunk by 25percentt while owners got a salary cap and, most importantly, a rise in franchise values, the prime reason they forced the lockout in the first place.