Sentence examples for considerable perks from inspiring English sources

As Brown observes, "Much of what Royals do for their considerable perks is either desperately dull or supremely depressing.

Business travelers who used to trade expertise about airline mileage loyalty programs are now more likely to swap advice and anecdotes on the ins and outs, and especially the considerable perks, of hotel loyalty programs.

A considerable perk for some, distinctly unpleasant for others, it required young girls to prove their commitment to the cause of freedom by going to bed with goatish old hippies.

Another considerable perk that will appeal to more than just the adventurous is the cuisine; a boat charter in the Mediterranean truly is a foodie's dream.

Yes, privilege has its considerable and undeniable perks -- never needing to worry about whether you can feed your children or afford the best pediatrician, for starters.

That is still substantially more than a first-class ticket on a major airline, but the perks are considerable.

The perks can be considerable though – tips can be highly lucrative, although speaking to the boys there were massive grumbles about this too: "A lot of companies will only hire pretty girls – and it's them that usually get the better tips".

The reservation agent at the front desk of a small hotel may, in fact, have considerable authority, and that can result in a perk on a slow day.

But attacking such generous perks would anger her base and the unions, who are still a considerable force in the pt.

But for buyers the perks -- a guarantee of authenticity and free advice, for instance -- are minimal and the charges considerable.

The town's offer came with perks; Mr. Patchell would have had free use of a parking lot the town plans for beachgoers, a considerable value because some residents have complained about Mr. Patchell's patrons parking on nearby streets.