Sentence examples for smaller earnings from inspiring English sources

For black women, who have a smaller earnings gap than do black men, the gap has continued to widen slowly.

Over a lifetime's work, the story for many women in ordinary jobs will be of smaller earnings, missed pension contributions and downward professional mobility.

But because of a hereditary deficiency, she had to settle for smaller earnings than other, better-endowed ecdysiasts (a fancy word for "stripper).

We assessed 2000 data in order to explore data for a year with higher unemployment rates, and found a similar pattern albeit with slightly smaller earnings, adjusted for inflation (results not shown).

"Smaller earnings declines will continue before significant recovery is likely in 2003," writes Salomon Smith Barney economist Steven Weiting, in a research note to clients, noting that tech earnings fell 58% in 2001.

To those obvious considerations we can add that parents catch cold less often, which must offer a small earnings boost.

In contrast, Dechow and Skinner (2000) report that firms with high leverage are less likely to report small earnings increases.

Still, many companies would salivate over the small earnings growth rate Cody expects that leading waste disposal firms will have in 2001.

Excluding Ericsson and Motorola (whose small earnings of $0.04 per share make this valuation not meaningful), these stocks sell for an average of 26 times estimated 2002 profits.

In contrast, SSI is means-tested and SSI benefits are determined using a fairly standard negative income tax formula with a basic guarantee and 0.50 earnings tax after a small earnings disregard.

The smallest earnings differentials compared to the native comparison group are found among the geographically, and in some cases culturally, close immigrant groups from Finland, Other Nordic countries, Germany, the Soviet Union and the Baltic States.