Sentence examples for terms of salaries from inspiring English sources

In terms of salaries, squad size and overall expenditure, we've probably got half of what our nearest competitor in the Premier League has.

A few colleges and rankings attempt to demonstrate the value of an MBA in terms of salaries commanded three or five years after graduation.

Money finds a way of squeezing out the little teams, or teams deemed little in terms of salaries, skills and facilities.

"Even though what they say is one thing, when they see what the reality is in the outside world in terms of salaries and status and perks, they usually reconsider," she said.

The same view is repeated by Ahmad, a shopkeeper in Mosul, who adds that foreign fighters do even better, with excellent privileges in terms of salaries, spoils and even captives.

He says he talks to his family using the satellite internet service that is available for the foreigners, who have excellent privileges in terms of salaries, spoils and even captives".

In terms of salary, I can rely on the sale of the house.

Besides the Nets, San Antonio seems the only viable option, in terms of salary and competitiveness.

"I would have expected some cutback in terms of salary or compensation," he said.

Baby-boomers are expensive in terms of salary and health costs.

Graduate careers are among the most rewarding among professional groups in terms of salary and promotion prospects.