Sentence examples similar to a substantial remuneration from inspiring English sources

Like Owen, Sunderland's outgoing Craig Gordon is facing the prospect of a substantial cut in remuneration and/or a pay-as-you-play deal come August.

For the first time reservists will be entitled to a day's paid leave for every eight they serve, meaning that overall they will get a "substantial percentage increase" in their remuneration, said Mr Hammond.

In future, reservists will be entitled to a day's paid leave for every eight they serve, meaning a "substantial percentage increase" in their overall remuneration.

The company's remuneration report was approved at a meeting in London, effectively endorsing a substantial bonus for Mr. Dudley, who took over at BP in 2010 from Tony Hayward following the disastrous oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.

The head of the bank's remuneration committee, Sir John Sunderland, was criticised this week for telling the banking commission that Diamond deserved a substantial bonus despite the Libor scandal that led to his sudden departure.

We made a substantial bid.

A substantial and satisfying volume.

This is a substantial upgrade".

This is a substantial grievance.

A substantial irony enters here.

That is a substantial amount.