Sentence examples for salaries earning from inspiring English sources

They played long before six- and seven-figure salaries, earning the nickname for their offensive prowess.

Unsurprisingly, the research found that in general, those who studied for degrees in medicine and economics were likely to take home far more in their pay packets than other graduates, but at the other end of the scale, creative arts studies had the lowest salaries, earning no more on average than youngsters who did not go to university.

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The salaries earned by American MBA graduates have been stagnant for over a decade.

Fewer still can have failed to hear of the astronomical salaries earned by some celebrity presenters.

Union leaders described the salaries earned by private entrepreneurs whose businesses were taking on government contracts as "obscene".

Salaries earned by married women would no longer be taxed half a percentage point less than men's wages.

For a start, the lavish salaries earned by the industry's bosses make it easy to paint them as fat cats.

But it also artificially depresses the salaries earned by the Warricks of the world in their first few years in the league.

Both figures, though, are much higher than the salaries earned by the average male and female British worker of £24,236 and £18,531 respectively.

The growing gulf between Britain's top and bottom earners is exposed in a report tomorrow, which shows that there are now 26,000 Britons taking home more in a month than those on average salaries earn in a year.