Sentence examples for tiny pay from inspiring English sources

Still others received tiny pay cuts for their role in the cover-up.

Sheena, a waitress, says business is brisk, but rues the "teeny tiny" pay rises she and her friends have received.

This period of unprecedented prosperity has not been enough to convince John McCain to support a tiny pay raise for those at the bottom of the income heap.

My current role has changed enormously in the past years, but the vulnerability of my position and tiny pay cheque have not.

Ask IBM, which is hastily shipping bits of its services arm to India; or the call-centre worker who sees off the threat of his job going abroad by settling for only a tiny pay rise.

But fighters have long complained that MMA organizations are exploitative, doling out tiny pay for grueling matches, forcing them to fight several times a year to break even, while signing away much of their endorsement power.

It's Dub, a niche car magazine with a tiny paid circulation that has nevertheless become the bible of the urban automotive subculture devoted to 20-inch-plus spinners -- the outrageously flashy oversize wheels that pop up in nearly every MTV rap video -- and the hip-hop attitude they connote.

Eric van der Horst, of the Cycling Dutchman blog, explains that motorists in the Netherlands are much more tightly regulated: "The hazards of speeding are fully recognised: speed limits are present everywhere, margins for offenders are tiny, paid parking is up to five times more expensive than in the UK".

But that, plus $120,000 thrown off from a tiny, $2 million endowment, was enough to buy equipment that can be left behind and to fund the remarkably tiny paid staff of a dozen people.

What if your bliss means working for an employer that offers a tiny salary, or pays nothing at all?

Believe it or not, tiny Connecticut paid a third of that.