Sentence examples for time earnings from inspiring English sources

At the same time, earnings inequality has increased strikingly.

At the same time, earnings have declined, particularly for the city's lowest paying jobs, the report found.

For the first time, earnings from its Latin American division accounted for more than half of the bank's profit in 2011.

"By the time earnings season actually ends," he says, "it turns out that the analysts have been too pessimistic — and we end up with a lot of 'earnings surprises.' " We're now near the end of the earnings season for the second quarter.

A compulsory military draft might harm investments in human capital and reduce life time earnings.

At a multiple of 20 time earnings per share, the stock could reach $14 per share within the next 12 months.

Others worry that even one-time earnings disappointments may point to deeper problems.

Gross weekly full-time earnings are £442 against £508 in Britain as a whole.

But pensions and part-time earnings cannot be switched in this way.

It means the gap between men and women's full-time earnings has now almost halved since records began in 1997.

The current average total full-time earnings for men is $88,223, while for women it is just $71,245.