Sentence examples for pay skyrocketed from inspiring English sources
When Winchell published his column item calling the stripper Margie Hart "the poor man's Garbo," her pay skyrocketed from $250 to $2,500 a week.
It names only one director -- Kenneth Langone, who served as chairman of the board's compensation committee during the time Mr. Grasso's pay skyrocketed -- as having acted improperly.
That is where the ratio stood before presidents' pay skyrocketed after 2008.
Over the last four decades, as CEO pay skyrocketed, corporations defunded their retirement benefits and pension plans.
Over the past decade before the Great Recession, productivity soared, profits rose and CEO pay skyrocketed, but most workers lost ground.
Ms. Rau-Hatton said many of the township's older residents struggled to pay skyrocketing property taxes.
TO help people pay skyrocketing heating bills this winter, Congress was ready to spread $2 billion throughout the country in emergency aid.
And once you get to the beach, you must pay skyrocketing rental prices, which, in some spots, like the Hamptons, are up to 20percentt higher than last year's, and almost double what they were five or six years ago.
Their students, who currently pay skyrocketing tuition, expect the same level of instruction and mentoring as they do with full professors.
After years of paying skyrocketing rents in Manhattan, some companies have decided to cross the East River.
