Sentence examples for steep pay from inspiring English sources
Nintendo's executives are taking a steep pay cut after announcing another disastrous quarter.
The steep pay cut is also hard to get used to.
She has taken a steep pay cut, and she has one of those really young, inexperienced bosses.
On December 9th Mr Lenihan presented his 2010 budget, inflicting even more pain by imposing steep pay cuts on public employees.
They signed him for one year and $8 million, a steep pay cut from the $13 million salary the Yankees had paid him.
The city's 80,000 teachers agreed last year to work an extra 100 minutes a week under their new contract, in exchange for a steep pay raise.
Therein lies the backward logic of boxing: The biggest events are marginalized for a steep pay-per-view fee while championships in other sports are carried on broadcast television, which long ago cast boxing adrift, but is embracing mixed martial arts.
LeBron James would take a steeper pay cut to flee Cleveland.
It's an amazing amount of tech for the money, even though we still think it's steep to pay $50 for a controller.
October 2008: General Electric investment of $3 billion | Mr. Buffett bought into General Electric at a steep discount, paying $3 billion for perpetual preferred stock.
NEW YORK — Rarely were such steep prices paid with so little display of enthusiasm as at Christie's Wednesday evening sale of Impressionist and Modern art.
