wage造句

• The wages of both servants and journeymen frequently sink in dear years .
  在物价昂贵的年度，佣工和帮工的工资往往低落。
• Is it a logical necessity that higher wages will lead to higher prices ?
  工资一高物价就高，这是不是合乎逻辑的必然规律？
• We are getting a wage increase of 40 a year , before tax . big deal !
  我们工资一年涨40英镑，未扣除所得税，有什么了不起。
• If money wages were flexible, they would be particularly likely to fall .
  如果货币工资是有伸缩性的，它们特别可能会下降。
• They decided to wage a war of attrition rather than to rely on an all-out attack .
  他们决定打一场消耗战，而不搞全线出击。
• I can hardly exist on the wage i am getting ; there is no money for luxuries .
  我靠我挣的工资简直难以糊口，根本无钱享受。
• They have had to wage a continual despairing fight against the rise of prices .
  他们不得不与高涨的物价作长期而灰心的斗争。
• There was overwhelming opposition to empowering him to wage a declared naval war .
  绝大多数人反对授权他进行不宣而战的海战。
• Joe kept a journeyman at weekly wages whose name was orlick .
  乔还雇了一个伙计，名叫奥立克，他的工资是做一个星期算一个星期的。
• Workers will want their money wages to catch up with the recent inflation .
  工人们将要求他们的工资增长跟上近期通货膨胀的程度。