Sentence examples for surged wages from inspiring English sources

As demand has surged, wages and prices have followed.

But in that case, where are the surging wages?

To be sure, China still faces high and rising levels of domestic debt, eroding competitiveness because of surging wages and other challenges.

In other words, the acceleration in growth may be largely illusory.Other classic symptoms of overheating are also absent: bank lending and imports have slowed in recent years, and reports of surging wages due to labour shortages are misleading.

India is conspicuous on that list, as its poor roads and stifling bureaucracy have discouraged exports and resulted in its luring few of the factories now moving out of China in response to surging wages there.

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. employment gains slowed more than expected in January as the boost to hiring from unseasonably mild weather faded, but surging wages and an unemployment rate at an eight-year low suggested the labor market recovery remains firm.

Debt surged and wages stayed stubbornly high.

The currency drop has caused inflation to surge, eroding wages, and the country's banking system has essentially collapsed.

Exports from multinational companies like Intel, Pfizer and smaller manufacturers are surging as wages become more competitive and help to lower production costs, giving hope for future growth.

As job growth picked up, wages surged in the second half of last year before falling back this year.

What else? Teachers' salaries actually went (shock horror) up  – by 18 per cent in real terms, while headteachers' wages surged by 27 per cent.