Sentence examples for to pay better from inspiring English sources

So how do we dust down our eardrums and learn to pay better attention?

It's about time New York Fashion Week began to pay better attention to its men's wear designers.

Restaurants farther from New York have a harder time attracting workers, so they tend to pay better.

David Cameron claims that this will force employers to pay better wages but since my wages are set by the government this is a ridiculous claim.

Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, later told the Commons: "We want companies to pay better salaries, which means less tax credits from us".

To pay better benefits will require a bigger amount of money, but it is up to the regulator to decide what that amount should be".

But since Head Start teachers earn about half of what kindergarten teachers earn, that provision means nothing unless Congress backs it up with the estimated $2 billion needed to allow programs to pay better-qualified teachers.

In Lam Dong, for instance, local authorities decided to pay better-off households a lesser amount per hectare than poor households as a levelling strategy, although both groups provided the same kinds and quality of environmental services.

The principle that it should pay better to be in work than to be on benefits is correct.

"But better to have fewer companies that pay better.

In the rich world, according to OECD research, foreign firms pay better than domestic ones and create new jobs faster.