Sentence examples for compensation almost from inspiring English sources

He called it a "national shame" during a hard-hitting interview of four terminally ill former Ground Zero emergency workers who are yet to receive a penny in compensation almost a decade after the attacks.

The legislation, says Justice, the UK based human rights campaigns organisation, "offends the right to the presumption of innocence and makes an award of compensation almost impossible to achieve".

A damaging spell at Middlesbrough ended more than two years ago now, with Strachan decent enough to leave Teesside without any compensation, almost as an apology for his performance.

Fedorov told me that whenever he asked for a contract to formalize his compensation Guryev deflected the request by saying, "You don't trust me or something?" (Two other employees told me that PhosAgro, in its early days, established compensation almost entirely by verbal contracts).

their compensation almost never pay off (Titanic may someday be an. exception).

The measly 1% or 2% participation points they may get now as part of their compensation almost never pay off (Titanic may someday be an exception).

On that front, having received total compensation of almost $5 million in 2017 (virtually all of it in stock options), Denholm was the highest-paid member of a board whose compensation stands far above their peers at similar firms and sits at odds with its apparent usefulness.

The retaliation announced Friday will provide compensation of almost $88 million, far less than the nearly $538 million that Trump's tariffs have cost Russian companies, Oreshkin said.

And Ms Jung's compensation increased almost 76% in 2008, to over $19m.

In less-mainstream sports like kayaking or sky diving, compensation comes almost exclusively from sponsorships.

"David's compensation is almost entirely tied to stock appreciation," said David C. Leavy, a spokesman at Discovery.