Sentence examples for waged to try from inspiring English sources

The television ad campaign the groups waged to try to restore proposed cuts early in the Pataki administration were widely credited with driving Mr. Pataki's poll numbers down.

But LA is just one of many American cities using a rise in the minimum wage to try to address the cost-of-living crunch affecting poorer residents.

Los Angeles is just one of many American cities using a rise in the minimum wage to try to address poverty and inequality.

"I'd like to offer a premium wage to try to attract some of the top people on the market, but if that doesn't work out, I'd like to pay a normal wage".

Meanwhile: An operator at a McDonald's hotline called McResources advised an employee inquiring about how to make ends meet on a fast food wage to try food pantries, federal food stamps and Medicaid.

But Carney could cite last week's sharp drop in inflation as a reason not to raise rates, Cook adds: There is the definite risk that the Governor leans on low inflation and lower wages to try and get him out of hole that he may feel he has dug with his newly hawkish comments 9.07am BST The IFO survey of German business confidence has just been released, and it's weaker than expected.

Policymakers and the public have recently strongly embraced higher minimum wages to try to increase income from work.

The American Medical Association had waged war to try to stop the program, and doctors weren't about to abandon the fight against "socialized medicine" simply because it had passed into law.

Partners have taken wage cuts to try to keep the practice afloat and protect staff wages.

Pyongyang has waged periodic campaigns to try to stop the use of foreign currencies, but with no success.

In engineering, for example, factory managers often ignored wage directives to try to encourage workers into roles that had lost much of their attraction after basic wages were cut to match pay throughout an area.