Sentence examples for a reduced bonus from inspiring English sources

"The guy running the meeting asked for a show of hands on who would accept a reduced bonus," he said.

"Overtime pay has to come from somewhere, most likely from reduced hours, reduced salaries or reduced bonuses," Puzder wrote.

"Overtime pay has to come from somewhere, most likely from reduced hours, reduced salaries or reduced bonuses," he wrote.

Having brought down the global economy, accepting reduced bonuses should be the least bankers do to make amends.

With reduced bonuses and dwindling profits anticipated on Wall Street, the American buyers who have for years driven the surge in art prices may not be the biggest spenders this time.

The former lawyer at Milbank & Tweed spent nine years at home raising three children, but she became frightened for her family's future after her banker-husband endured four rounds of layoffs and reduced bonuses.

A reduced sweeping schedule would have the bonus of lessening traffic, pollution and carbon emissions, all of which increase substantially when people move their cars to obey parking rules.

She would have been eligible for £343,000 under the terms of the bonus plan but "in the context of the cyber-attack on TalkTalk and after careful consideration, the remuneration committee has exercised discretion and determined that the annual bonus should be at a reduced level", the company said.

The lawsuit claims that Mr. Jones, 61, received a reduced fee when he first signed on to do the film, but was promised bonuses and other compensation dependent on the movie's success, and has not been paid.

Will he accept a reduced role?

Biotin is a reduced thiophene derivative.