Sentence examples for paychecks from inspiring English sources

"Every analyst believes it's slowed our growth... Families have gone without paychecks".

But let's be clear, there are no winners here... Every analyst believes it's slowed our growth... Families have gone without paychecks.

Americans are still struggling with low wages, with paychecks at roughly 1995 levels.

"The wealthy are doing just fine in the Obama economy," Portman said, adding that "fewer people working, smaller middle-class paychecks, bigger government, never-ending deficits and record debt piled on our kids and grandkids" had become the "new normal".

Money comes out of our paychecks, in withheld taxes and insurance premiums, before we ever see it.

Even after holding constant the hours spent working at jobs or at home, those with bigger paychecks still felt more anxiety about their time.

Save Mr Dempster, all of them earned their paychecks and then some.Mr Uehara, a Japanese reliever specialising in the split-fingered fastball, had never been made a closer the high-pressure role given to a team's top bullpen arm because his prior clubs were underwhelmed by his pitches' pedestrian velocity.

And anything that could harm baseball's popularity, such as the perception that it had devolved into a pharmaceutical arms race, was a mortal threat to players' paychecks.

This might be a worthwhile endeavour but the people risking life and limb and training all year to generate these sums should be acknowledged and compensated with paychecks, health insurance, and a pension for what they are: hired athletic entertainers.

And unlike athletes in other professional sports, who have enough money saved up to weather a long strike, Australia's merely upper-middle-class footballers cannot afford to miss too many paychecks.

Many of the accused contend that the SLA press-ganged them into service, or that its fat monthly paychecks were the only way of sustaining a family in the atrophied economy of occupation.