Sentence examples for pay surged from inspiring English sources

During the 1980s CEO pay surged more in America than anywhere else.

Nor were there disclosures as his pay surged to more than $30 million by 2001.

Locally, logistic jobs increased and dockworker pay surged as businesses throughout the United States ordered more products from Asia to meet growing demand at home.

It also has data that shows people are more likely to pay surge pricing when their phone battery is low.

The chief executives of FTSE 100 companies have seen their pay surge by 55% in a year, according to a report released yesterday by research group Incomes Data Services (IDS), while across the top 350 listed companies, total board pay rose by an average of 45%.

All three new changes will go into effect by August, but cardholders who paid for the now-extinct annual pass won't have to pay surge pricing, and will have the ability to opt out of the IMAX availability and bring-a-friend feature if they want.

The debate on overtime pay has surged in the last year: Who should be paid for overtime?

Yet while the industry was "going downhill like a slalom skier", chief executive pay had surged, said Mr McFall.

Instead of paying the premium, you can opt to wait — you'll remain in drivers' queues, but people paying surge price will get picked up first.

Once they stopped paying penance, the Islanders surged back from a two-goal deficit in the third period to squeeze out an improbable point with a 3-3 tie at the Fleet Center.

Capping the tax at current wholesale prices would spare consumers from paying more if prices surged again, said Representative Lawrence F. Cafero, a Republican from Norwalk and the House minority leader.