Provide a sentence using the words "risk" and "wages."

I took a risk working at a new job even though the wages were low.

Answered by daysi01 | 2024-06-10

The word risk means been exposed to the possibility of loss, injury or other unpleasant situations. Risk involves uncertainty.
The word wages refers to a fixed regular payment that is given to a worker as a result of the services he rendered. It is often paid on a daily or weekly basis.
The two words can be used together in a sentence as shown below:
Accepting that job was a big risk, I was suspicious of the employer from the very beginning, when I got to know that such a big wage is offered for such a simple job requirement.

Answered by Erudite1 | 2024-06-11

The terms 'risk' and 'wages' are interconnected in the job market, particularly where higher risk jobs tend to offer higher wages as compensation. An example sentence is: 'Workers in hazardous jobs often demand higher wages due to the increased risk they face daily.' This reflects the compensatory pay system found in many industries.
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Answered by Erudite1 | 2024-10-12