Sentence examples for bonus made from inspiring English sources

Results revealed that focusing on losing a bonus made managers more anxious, whereas focusing on winning a bonus made managers more excited.

At the end of three years, they determined that the bonus made no difference.

As a result, the annual bonus made up the bulk of a typical banker's total compensation.

Oregon, which will receive a $15 million bonus, made many of the same refinements, while also extending coverage to more children.

A wider statement said the company had taken "swift and decisive action to put the situation right and apologised to the people of Cornwall", and made "a goodwill gesture to repay the bonus made [sic] to us in 2012, which we were under no obligation to do".

The former "The Voice" coach alleges that the Argentine awarded himself a $2 million bonus, made use of another $958,476, and charged $363,910 on one of her credit cards without her permission.

The remaining one-third of our principals prefer sending a bonus, making themselves vulnerable to the agent.

By contrast, men experience a "fatherhood bonus," making gains in both perceived warmth and perceived competence after having a child.

The contract, which includes a $12 million signing bonus, makes him one of the highest-paid offensive linemen in N.F.L. history.

Take it — and then damn your first year's bonus, make your first major project redesigning a product line that matters.

The previous year, Mr. Questrom received $13.2 million, which included an $11 million bonus, making him the highest-paid retailing executive at the time.