Sentence examples for sharp pay from inspiring English sources

While still an eminently survivable wage, Pandit's package amounted to a sharp pay cut by any terms.

But sharp pay discrepancies between public service law and big-firm practice are nothing new, with the firms' latest increases having merely widened the gap.

Miners have been demanding sharp pay increases, and the unrest is emblematic of the gulf between South Africa's richest and poorest citizens, a gap that has only widened since the end of apartheid.

Another deterrent for some academic cancer researchers may be that they would have to accept a sharp pay cut and sever any ties to drug companies, including divesting stocks, to comply with strict NIH ethics rules.

Varmus's return to government will mean a sharp pay cut for him from the $2.7 million he was reportedly earning at Sloan Kettering to an NIH salary that usually tops out around $300,000.

"I think this was due to some clash with Uefa which would have meant Sharp paying extra money for this one match".

Moreover, my gender isn't going to hold me back from being rewarded for excelling and — to put a sharp pay-parity point on this — if my risk-taking pays off, I'll get rewarded for it.

LG and Sharp paid hundreds of millions in a settlement back in 2008, Hitachi had its own scandal in 2009, and Sharp is already the defendant in a Dell lawsuit also alleging price fixing.

Crucially, all this is happening in the middle of the sharpest pay squeeze for 70 years and historic spending cuts.

But sharp elbows pay off when going up against established players like Barclays Bank.

("So you say the professors in your department are generally sharp but pay no attention to dynamics? That reminds me of a certain trombone section ….").