Sentence examples for benefits accordingly from inspiring English sources

You should thoroughly research markets you're applying to and set your expectations on salary and benefits accordingly.

Program differentiates between full (IVA) and partial disability (WGA) and awards benefits accordingly (see above).

The selection decision is made through Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP), with an inherited flexibility that aims to allow end users to adjust the expected benefits accordingly to their respective and global priorities.

Don't merely buy benefits -- invest: Too many business leaders look at HR purely as a necessary evil and they buy their benefits accordingly.

Three wrestlers sued WWE in 2008, alleging that because WWE had exercised "total control" over all aspects of their employment, including forbidding the wrestlers from having a separate occupation, they were essentially employees and should have been granted benefits accordingly.

First, it is ever less useful to ask, "How many of us are overweight?" and ever more important to start asking, "How overweight are the many of us?" And second, since as a society we are getting ever heavier, it stands to reason that those who manage to remain only overweight are, in fact, doing something right -- and deriving health benefits accordingly.

Bankers there may benefit accordingly in 2011.

And the rich, who own a disproportionate share of assets, have benefited accordingly.

Crowley reckons that issues he claims Labour used to mobilise its London core won't be relevant to a mayoral battle, and that the Tories will benefit accordingly.

They are now world companies — and their share prices have benefited accordingly.

In Europe the market has also been very strong, and managers have benefited accordingly.