Sentence examples for proportion of pay from inspiring English sources

Britons are spending a smaller proportion of pay on food today – 11%, compared with 24% in 1974.

Income tax as a proportion of pay will hit 20 cents in the dollar for the first time since 1999.

Tenants stayed in a rented property for years, with prices as a proportion of pay consistently much lower than they are today.

Executives could face fines and be barred from working in the finance industry or have a significant proportion of pay deferred or forfeited.

New "say on pay" votes, though nonbinding, have caused some companies to make a greater proportion of pay contingent on chief executives' achievement of rigorous performance goals.

Britons are spending a smaller proportion of pay, 11 per cent, on food today than in 1974, when almost a quarter (24 per cent) was spent.

The proportion of paying payers is small and 30% of their money goes to Facebook.

In the rich countries of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development OECDD), the unionised proportion of paid workers nudged down from a low base of 17.8% in 2008 to 17.5% in 2011 (the latest figures available).

However, the proportion of paid downloads and the overall revenue still lag behind that of the United States and Europe.

We expect it reach around $9.50 through the current year given an increasing proportion of paying users and additional offerings.

Even when services reveal subscription numbers, there's no way for outsiders to know the proportion of paid subscriptions.