Sentence examples for salary enough from inspiring English sources

In 1834 Macaulay accepted an invitation to serve on the recently created Supreme Council of India, foreseeing that he could save from his salary enough to give him a competence for life.

One Assistant Medical Officer (AMO) explained that: If people really want us to provide good health services, the health workers should be paid a reasonable salary, enough to meet the basic important requirements, at least enough to be able to send children to school and have decent clothing.

The charges for operations are not so high under the uniform fee schedule in Japan that hospitals can pay enough salary for surgeons.

Before talks broke down, the players conditionally agreed to a $300 million annual reduction in salaries — enough to wipe out the N.B.A.'s reported losses — along with new restrictions on contract lengths, raises and team payrolls.

Mohawk would never dare speak the truth, which is that hiring immigrants holds down salaries enough to keep jobs in the U.S. ("Absent immigration, we could not fulfill the employment needs we have," says lead Mohawk lawyer Juan P. Morillo).

Technology start-ups which cannot afford London office space (or to pay salaries high enough for their workers to pay London rents) are more likely to move to Berlin than to Manchester.

The university says it has had to fill some professorships with part-time professors because it cannot afford to pay salaries high enough to attract experienced candidates.

"Isn't your salary good enough?" "No, I can't complain".

This amount, more than the average UK salary and enough for a sizeable house deposit, will seem staggering to some.

"We can recruit nurses to work in hospitals, because the starting salary is enough to recruit people," she said.

They could be as much as $40 million under the salary cap — enough room to sign two superstars.