Sentence examples for compensation began from inspiring English sources

Compensation began to drop.

The push for compensation began after the hostages returned home.

But starting in the 1980's, executive compensation began to accelerate.

The turning point came in the Reagan era of the 1980s, when executive compensation began to soar.

The share of over-all income that goes to wages and other forms of employee compensation began to fall.

The German lawyer Peter Kortas, whose firm represents relatives of 34 victims, told Associated Press that negotiations with Germanwings about compensation began several days ago.

Merit's get budgeted, but we don't budget money to deal with these situations where you've got a superstar who's really taken off and they're compensation begins to fall behind based on their performance.

The chip's first trick for increasing efficiency is to "pipeline" the decoding process: A chunk of data is decompressed and passed to a motion-compensation circuit, but as soon as the motion compensation begins, the decompression circuit takes in the next chunk of data.

The Nest Egg Cashing In Options For Hot Stocks In his years at Microsoft, Mr. Teeples reckoned that his annual cash compensation, beginning at $75,000 in 1992 and rising to $100,000 when he left, was 37percentt below what was paid in comparable jobs elsewhere.

But if Grasso is compared to other members of the NYSE board, his compensation begins to look more ordinary.

The application of HEQ to feature compensation begins with such an assumption [18] that the acoustic mismatch between clean reference (or training) features and noisy test features results in the statistical difference between their corresponding probability density functions (PDFs).