Sentence examples for pitiful pay from inspiring English sources
If successful, it could minimize complaints about pitiful pay or soul-draining boredom.
With the expansion have come horror stories of pitiful pay and abuse, which most big companies would rather avoid.
Except with rising student debts and pitiful pay for apprentices, September has become a time for brave leaps in the dark.
The U.S. military was racked by abysmal morale, pitiful pay (thousands of enlisted men's families survived on food stamps), outdated equipment and utterly inadequate maintenance of what equipment it did have.
Pitiful pay is one excuse for turning down high office.
We were paid pitiful wages; after rent and food there was precious little left over.
(Though it is a big problem, not least because many Greek civil servants are paid pitiful wages partly because there are so many of them. That means they will resist austerity measures all the harder, because they feel like victims in this crisis, not fat cats).
In football, that argument was not won until the 1980s; until then, revenues and pay remained pitiful.
If the filmmakers do not help do more with their millions to transform the lives of Mumbai's dirty and begging children than pay the pitiful amount to endow ten kids, they have failed miserably.
He did tell me that he was paid something pitiful for the first St Trinian's movies featuring Alastair Sim and all those old stars.
