Sentence examples for severe pay from inspiring English sources

British workers are suffering their most severe pay squeeze in at least seven decades.

Once the cabinet approves him, Mr Fischer must renounce his American citizenship, brush up on his Hebrew and no doubt swallow a severe pay cut.

The reason is that there is such a small amount of money available, several stars will most likely have to settle for the $4.9 million midlevel exception, a severe pay cut, to sign with another team.

Data scientists admitted to the program are getting a "living stipend" to work on the projects, says Jiang. "These top-tier data scientists are taking a severe pay cut," he says.

This saw developers initially favour pay-to-play or make attempts at a free-to-play model based on in-app purchases that saw them integrate "severe pay-walls that drove customers away".

In the early days developers were still trying to find their marks and determine which model fit best, with most games pay to play and first attempts of a free to play model either integrating severe pay-walls that drove customers away (which still happens cf. Dungeon Keeper mobile) or not thinking enough around balancing which eventually prevented them to scale.

All except one of the states with severe shortages pay their corrections officers less than $20 per hour.

For Latinas, the wage gap is even more severe: we're paid 56 cents for every dollar paid to white, non-Hispanic men.

The ancient Greeks and Romans mandated that prostitutes wear distinctive dress and pay severe taxes.

Professional women who take just 18 months off when they have children pay severe income penalties.

Only the high ceilings and a severe black wall pay tribute to the restaurant's location in Raymond Hood's nineteen-twenties neo-Gothic skyscraper, the American Radiator Building.