But as the column said, that employee would be hurt if the stock failed to vest -- that is, failed to become the employee's property -- as might happen if the employee left the company prematurely.
If the option fails to vest, the Giants can either pick up the $21 million option or pay a $7.5 million buyout.
"Even people within the BBC [who are] now beginning to stand up for it, fail to identify those vested interests.
What happens if journalists fail to give context, fail to expose potential vested interests or fail to distinguish between genuine expertise and fringe beliefs?
A better analogy may be suing a maker of bullet-proof vests whose products fail to protect their wearers against bullets.Some argue that the cost of insuring against product liability might stifle software innovation.
If you look closely at the tactical vests that so thoroughly fail to protect many of the characters in Ridley Scott's new film, "Alien: Covenant," you may notice their distinctive pattern of two-inch-wide vertical quilting.
The investigation is incomplete, but Mr. Smith acknowledged that Mr. Limbacher's vest might be the first made by the company to fail to stop a bullet it was designed and certified to block.
Health-care providers may hold negative beliefs about people with substance use disorders, including that they overuse system resources, are not vested in their own health, abuse the system through drug-seeking and diversion and fail to adhere to recommended care [ 7, 48].
One cannot help but think of the antebellum South as one watches the formerly wealthy Ranevsky family fail to save their land and their home, which is eventually bought by Lopakhin (Wendell Pierce), a pleb in a checkered vest.
If the bomber fails to detonate his vest the observer can do it remotely.
