Sentence examples for pay soar from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, no apologies are forthcoming – in fact the boss of Go Ahead, David Brown, has just seen his annual pay soar above £2m, and the dividend payout to his shareholders has jumped to £37m.

We've seen CEO pay soar to 400 times what a worker makes.

A recent study from the Economic Policy Institute, a left-leaning think tank, showed that chief executives of large public companies saw their pay soar in recent decades.

Chief executives of huge companies are seeing their pay soar, while rank-and-file employees watch another year go by with essentially no raise -- if they are fortunate enough to be employed at all.

Pay soared, too, not just for bankers but for most employees across the industry.

Sorrell's pay soared to £4.5m thanks to a bonus of almost £2m.

First, to buy a home to live in, so that they don't have to pay soaring rents.

Many were incensed that his pay soared when trading was becoming less profitable and fees were going up.

His pay soared under a contract signed in 1999 at the height of the Wall Street boom.

After the Reagan tax cuts, which eliminated these high marginal rates, executive pay soared from 40 times a line worker's pay to 300 times and higher.

Such inequality rose under the Tories mainly in 1985-90 when the economy boomed, as skilled workers were in short supply and so their pay soared.