poorly paid造句

Workers say a poorly paid job is better than none.

Miners and waiters count among the most poorly paid of all workers.

Police across Latin America have a reputation for brutality, a result of poorly trained, poorly paid forces with free rein to tackle drug gang mayhem.

This is partly because parents are less willing to make sacrifices for a dying and poorly paid art form.

This isn't easy in a job that is poorly paid, has no career progression and involves much wiping of bottoms.

Classes, even at elite universities, can top 500 students and are disproportionately taught by poorly paid adjuncts and graduate students, not professors.

Like most municipal police in Mexico, the Tijuana police were poorly paid, undertrained, and underequipped—when they had target practice, they had to buy their own bullets.

Even at the low end of expectations, it will be about HK$1 more than leading fast-food outlets often pay—a good guide to market conditions—so many poorly paid people will get a boost.