Sentence examples for poorly remunerated from inspiring English sources

The marquee columnists were replaced by poorly remunerated bloggers.

Bashing off a quick anthology with a breezy introduction is a cash cow for an otherwise poorly remunerated profession.

It is not disputable that the Matildas are poorly remunerated when compared with their international counterparts, world class football countries such as United States (USWNT), Germany, Japan, England and France.

For example, doctors are being pressed to discharge patients quickly — sometimes too quickly — to maintain "throughput". There is a focus on increasing the rates of profitable procedures, such as orthopedic and heart surgeries, at the expense of relatively poorly remunerated general medical care.

"Now what I see is this could be a real boon to poorly remunerated parts of the country, you know remote parts of Lancashire, remote parts of Shropshire," he said, adding that communities would benefit from the "significant sums of money being offered" by energy companies.

The monetisation of further education over the past two decades has led to principals becoming self-defining overpaid CEOs with grandiose dreams of huge education business empires, global in range, with discrete local colleges and their downtrodden and poorly remunerated staff lost in the doldrums of "group" corporatism.

Fuel is subsidised explicitly; capital implicitly by a repressed banking system that remunerates savers poorly.

A job is remunerated.

Most editors are remunerated.

Formally, he was remunerated as a "consultant".

Jonathan Wallace Newcastle upon Tyne   The publicly remunerated Ed Balls sacks the publicly remunerated Sharon Shoesmith.