Sentence examples for with little pay from inspiring English sources

Few bankers farm; long days with little pay lack appeal.

Mr. O'Neill eventually called and hired Mr. Frank as a special assistant -- though with little pay -- forcing him to go to graduate school while working.

The entrepreneurs, understandably, felt that the government had failed to take into account their willingness to shoulder years of hard work, often with little pay and significant exposure to risk.

Truth was, the demands of family and the modern world eventually weeded most men out of the life, since cowboy work was generally done on a freelance basis with little pay and no benefits.

The expansion of this model into cities such as Cairo, where the military has unchallenged access both to politics and capital (land, resources, construction), would have a disastrous impact on the urban majority – who will be marginalised, moved out of the way when necessary and put to work under unacceptable conditions, with no power to mobilise and with little pay.

Both options were considered low on the social ladder, with little pay and less status.

Imposing unilateral duties after unilaterally labelling China a "currency manipulator" would undermine the multilateral system, with little pay-off.

And with little paid advertising to tell viewers where to find its shows — PBS cannot afford it — no one knows how long confusion will last.

But the truth is that even middle-class households are drowning in debt, with little paid off since the start of the financial crisis.

"Ross certainly wanted to start off life as the RBS chief executive with as little pay drama as possible," said Hampton.

Writing hotel reviews is very easy, but it also comes with very little pay.