Sentence examples for which wages from inspiring English sources

The senators have proposed a plan in which wages would vary by job and region.

The amount by which wages exceed the price of necessities determines whether or not commerce thrives.

One of the fastest-growing job categories in the past decade is food service, in which wages are rock-bottom.

Would an unpopular dual-currency system be modified and the local Cuban peso, in which wages are paid, be revalued?

The way in which wages and salaries have flatlined over the last 20 years is deeply shocking.

The Bank of England believes the rate of unemployment at which wages start to rocket is 4%.

He was a leader of the Greek Cypriot guerrilla group EOKA, which waged a campaign against British colonial rule.

Algeria, which waged a brutal war against militants in its own country, has one of the strongest militaries in the region and an active intelligence service.

Even Jamaat ud Dawa, the charity wing of the militant Islamist group Lashkar-e-Taiba, which waged its own violent campaigns against India, couldn't stay silent.

However, EIJ was largely overshadowed by al-Jamāʿah al-Islāmiyyah, which waged a far-bloodier campaign inside Egypt, killing numerous officials, civilians, and foreign tourists.

Or to put it another way, unemployment seems to have been pushed below its "natural rate"—the rate at which wage inflation remains stable.