Sentence examples for compensation makes from inspiring English sources

The mix of various forms of compensation makes Ms. Mayer's pay state of the art in employee compensation and a good lesson in this sometime mysterious practice.

'The difference in compensation makes a huge difference to how soldiers and their families can cope with a lifetime disability,' Dernie said.

The fact that he was able to appeal for compensation makes a travesty of our system of staff rights and, frankly, illustrates the need for further internal reform.

There are few sympathetic figures in professional sports — the compensation makes it next to impossible — but Clemens is one of those.

The fact that many of the prisoners Khan describes appear to have been innocent of the vague accusations against them, were imprisoned for years without formal charges or fair hearings and were eventually released by the United States without apology or compensation makes the abuse they suffered during years of imprisonment all the more outrageous.

But postdoc compensation makes up only a fraction of 1percentt of those research dollars.

He also earned some $19 million in stock awards and other forms of compensation, making him one of the country's best-compensated executives.

The compensation made for the mean pseudo-chromogens in the compensated Jaffe assay is an oversimplification because of the variability of these chromogens between different patients and patient groups.

"I don't believe that the compensation made this problem worse," he said.

But last year, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education, his $1.9 million annual compensation made him third on the list.

Government restrictions on compensation made the position far less desirable — restrictions that will disappear once the money is repaid.