Sentence examples for compensation largely from inspiring English sources

For decades, the Police Department has weathered intermittent attacks, only to emerge with its compensation largely unaffected.

While in the recent past shareholder pressures on executive compensation largely focused on the eradication of so-called "egregious pay practices," shareholders today are more focused on performance measures and goal setting.

When he suffered facial injuries and whiplash after his front wheel hit a water-filled pothole, he was successful in winning £4,000 in compensation largely because he had previously reported potholes on the same stretch of road.

Nevertheless, we permit compensation largely unrelated to value-added for the client.

While Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg takes a $1 annual salary and does not earn an annual bonus, he gets millions in "other compensation" largely related to security costs.

Chicago Booth graduates aren't far behind with a 3.5% increase to $149,750, while Harvard MBAs secured a record $160,268 in total first-year compensation, largely supported by a $5,000 rise in median base salaries.

But questions about responsibility and compensation remain largely unanswered.

Base salaries, bonuses and other forms of compensation were largely unchanged in 2012.

Over the years, they have pocketed millions in compensation, based largely upon loans that probably should never have been made.

For one thing, they know that because my compensation is largely in the form of equity, I will make money only if they do.

He was named the highest paid chief executive in the U.S. by Equilar for his 2015 compensation, thanks largely to a long-term stock option package valued at $90.8 million he would gain access to over a period of several years.