Sentence examples for bonus caused from inspiring English sources

The loss of the bonus caused Green's total package to slump to £1m from £2.9m in 2013.

Indeed, the last time the word "bonus" caused this much trouble was in 1932, when World War I vets pitched their protest tents in Washington, D.C.

At the national level, the demographic bonus causes savings and investment to climb, productivity to surge and economic growth to accelerate.

Despite his large income, he refused to provide his employees a year-end bonus, causing a significant stir in the factory.

"With the public facing an unprecedented squeeze in the budget, no one will believe Osborne's claim that we are all in it together unless banks and big business are clearly made to pay their fair share," he said: Barclays pay deals are due to be announced in the coming fortnight and shareholders are expected to ask the remuneration committee for any impact on bonuses caused by the tax controversy.

Within a year of being bailed out, the big Wall Street banks were making record profits and paying their senior executives outlandish bonuses, causing widespread outrage.

The Treasury said the bonus tax caused a glut of payments last April, distorting the longer-term trend.

Among those facing the consequences of the adjustment of the bonus pot caused by the PPI scandal are the former chief executive Eric Daniels and his closest lieutenants, some of whom have left the bank since his departure a year ago.

A railway bonus, mainly caused by noise masking, was found in the listening task but not in the calculation task.

The average U.S. weekly sales were 7,000 by October 2002, when the reissue of the album with a bonus DVD caused an increase.

Before the 1992 Major League Baseball Draft, Hammonds indicated that he would sign if offered a $1.8 million signing bonus, which caused Hammonds to fall to the fourth overall selection, where the Baltimore Orioles selected Hammonds with their first-round draft pick.