Sentence examples for distorted compensation from inspiring English sources
Second, strengthening the social ideal reduces the adverse selection problem and the need for distorted compensation schemes.
These estimations can hardly be done in experiments where one electrode is used for both stimulation and recording (Fig. 1A, right), since injections of large currents needed to evoke spike by short pulses (1 ms) cause capacitance transients and voltage drop on the access resistance which, even after compensation, distort recording at the moment of spike initiation.
Bill Achenbach, the heart association's executive vice president for human resources, said Mr. Wheeler's compensation figure was distorted by payments to a supplemental retirement plan.
To the extent that executives did cash out large amounts of such compensation, their decisions might have been distorted by an excessive focus on short-term results.
Chief executives can also expect to be asked about their compensation systems, which some investors believe have been distorted from their original purpose.
This distorted the labor market, lessening fair competition for talent, and thereby suppressing the compensation of the impacted tech workers.
At what point do we realize that they have been distorted to serve the private interests of a few billionaires like John C. Martin, Gilead's CEO until this past March, whose compensation peaked at almost $200 million in 2014?
Everything seemed distorted.
It distorted our economy.
Markets are being distorted.
