Sentence examples similar to accrue off from inspiring English sources

Most of the aggregate financial benefits, including $357 million in annual expenditures, accrue off-Island.

It is also unclear if any positive acute and chronic effects of whole body vibration accrued off-season would actually be maintained and transferred into the in-season phase if the application of whole body vibration at the end of the off-season is withdrawn as athletes move into the in-season and competition phase.

"While the policy change does benefit the company financially, the real benefit is the long-term ability to attract and retain the best and the brightest talent". To make the transition to the new policy, employees will get a lump sum payout of any accumulated vacation time at the end of the year and then will not continue to accrue time off after that.

The layoffs took a bitter turn when news leaked out that Peretti was considering allowing in dogs to cheer up the staff, but that the company would not pay for accrued time off for all the laid-off U.S. workers.

On Tuesday afternoon, the House voted to pass a bill that Republicans have promoted since the Newt Gingrich era, one that would allow private-sector employees to exchange overtime pay for "compensatory time" off, electing to accrue extra hours off rather than extra pay in their wallets.

Accrued time off including vacation, health and personal leave, as well as paid holidays will be prorated based on the reduced weekly standard hours.

Part- and full-time restaurant workers can enroll in dental, vision and life insurance plans through the company, and full-timers can get health insurance and paid vacation, accruing time off after two weeks of employment.

When I.B.M. converted, it reduced the rate at which some employees of long standing would accrue benefits, touching off a firestorm.

If the record signal fluctuates randomly, the increment between successive record values becomes progressively smaller and the rate at which new records accrue drops off according to the inverse of time [4], [5].

Cash to hop-up your ride are earned in each race, and bonus points can be accrued by pulling off fancy maneuvers mid-race.

Very little, as a study by the department of economics at San Jose State University showed, suggesting that "special interests manipulated the levers of government to create a product whose costs far exceed its benefits" – and what benefits there were accrued to better-off travellers at the expense of the general population of taxpayers.