Sentence examples for better relocation from inspiring English sources

While working at a major health care company, I recruited several senior scientists who chose to trade off a taxable sign-on bonus for a better relocation package.

They had learned what our policies were, talked with their accountants, and determined that, after taxes, they would be better off in the end with a better relocation package than they would be with the signing bonus.

Residential tenants, most of whom were immigrants, may have fared better in the relocation process.

In situ upgrading, when possible, is a better option than relocation.

This is a better, more useful relocation of the Find My Friends feature that previously lived in a dedicated app, and it really comes in handy when you need to get to where a friend is quickly, in an unfamiliar setting, without having to worry about copy/pasting or typing in specific addresses.

Probably better to think about relocation to a more affordable part of the country.

Some residents also hoped that relocation to better housing would benefit health and wellbeing.

It is thought that large populations of small chloroplasts in mesophyll cells are better adapted to such relocations within the cell compared with a cell with a small population of giant chloroplasts (Jeong et al., 2002; Koniger et al., 2008).

Knowing this type of information will put you in a better position to negotiate a relocation package because you will know what you need and want.

Such a bias could represent a "top-down" bias from frontal cortex and we predict that parietal patients with intact frontal cortex may be better able to use such relocation strategies than patients whose lesions involve executive areas of frontal cortex that are involved in search planning (the exact location of these areas has yet to be established).

Maybe some form of relocation assistance would be better.