Sentence examples for bounty pay from inspiring English sources

Ethnic Bounty The Santa Monica and Hollywood farmers' markets, with their biodynamic vegetables and good-looking customers, are justly beloved, but if you want to see how a more diverse cross section of Angelenos uses California's bounty, pay a Sunday morning visit to the Encino Farmers' Market, off Victory Boulevard.

The answer is stunningly simple: Bounty pays NHS trusts for the privilege.

The founders have also enlisted leading security experts to probe and test their system, and plan to offer a bug bounty, paying for discovered flaws.A trial version of an encrypted-voice-call feature is in the offing.

"The average bounty paid is around $500 per report.

In fact, Google's bug bounty paid out a hefty $2.9 million in bug bounties in 2017.

The bounty paid for Zidane is a mere pittance compared with the record $130 million transfer fee Real paid Manchester United in early June for Cristiano Ronaldo, the reigning Best Player in the World.

Congress set the bar for this windfall in the mid-1980s with legislation intended to limit the bounty paid to merger casualties by capping the tax-deductibility of such payments at three years' worth.

Jehan was awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for the sinking of UB-4, and the crewmen of Inverlyon split the submarine bounty paid by the Admiralty.

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BountyQuest, which is to receive a 40percentt commission on bounties paid, will monitor the process and will be liable to pay the bounty if the posting group cannot or will not pay it to a deserving party.

In the 19th century the European wolf was almost driven to extinction as hunters made a living from the bounties paid by villagers.