Sentence examples for easy to claw from inspiring English sources
"I don't think it's that easy to claw back money from something that happened six years ago," Mr. Cohen said.
That is troublesome because it is easy to "claw back" bonuses, which are typically deferred for several years, but there is currently no way to reclaim fixed pay.
Even though recent legal changes have made it easier, even in America, to claw back some of the money paid to failed bosses, in practice firms will only try to do that if there is cast-iron evidence of fault, such as a financial misstatement.None of this should come as a surprise to anyone familiar with the myopic ways boards tend to work in practice (see Schumpeter).
It's too easy to forget about it and very difficult to claw back the payment later.
"We had a lot to prove tonight and came out knowing what we had to do". The Eagles (2-12, 0-8) wouldn't go away easy in the first two games, as they used late runs to claw back into contention.
But that also means the centers on which the program relies will have to claw their way back to full capacity — not an easy task after such drastic cuts.
"It certainly doesn't make it any easier but we have been eight behind before and we managed to claw it back," Stubbs told BBC Scotland.
They just wanted to claw back".
"Yeeehphph!" she spat, pretending to claw.
Osborne is trying to claw his way back.
