Sentence examples for course bonuses from inspiring English sources

At many firms, of course, bonuses are out of the question.

If you take fewer than five round trips per week, of course, the bonus card's advantage over the 30-day card only increases.

In the higher-end market, of course, the bonus situation on Wall Street is probably going to be better this year than expected, and that may mean that the Hamptons and the higher-end real estate in Manhattan will start to recover.

Of course, any bonus at all could be interpreted as excessive after the massive taxpayer-funded bailouts that rescued the big banks from failure.

This is of course a bonus for those organizing such processes and for the end-user of the outcomes (e.g. policymakers).

Makau won $7,500 (but missed out on the $20,000 course-record bonus) and will return Monday to Ngong, about 45 minutes southwest of Nairobi.

In earning a $5,000 course-record bonus to go with her $10,000 first prize, Leghzaoui proved on a sparkling morning that résumés don't win races.

The report recommends that Australian universities more clearly identify their admission requirements, disclose how many students are admitted to courses via "bonus points", and the ATAR score required to be in the top and bottom quarter of a student intake.

It's more of a girlfriend experience than anything, but of course with added "bonuses" and usually the relationship is no strings attached.

The main difference between the two models of care was the addition of training (based on the relevant CDE training course) and an incentive bonus (for every patient managed without a diabetes-related emergency) to the intervention model.> -wrap-foot> *Combined training cost (based on the CDE's 2013 fee structure) for one doctor and one nurse per patient seen.

Not all buyers, of course, wait for bonus season.