Sentence examples for favorable pay from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, it should be noted that greater savings and a more favorable pay back period could be obtained if this highly energy efficient envelope is applied to other typical buildings, especially high-rise structures in urban areas.

Mr. Verrone and his colleagues launched an organizing drive, cleared the guild of staff members who were seen as too close to management and vowed in the current negotiation to undo what they saw as an unfair formula that paid them too small a share of DVD sales, while establishing a more favorable pay scale for any new medium that might ultimately replace the ubiquitous discs.

Therefore, a good source reservoir assemblage has been formed, which is also a favorable pay zone for oil and gas exploration.

In this way, a good source reservoir assemblage has been formed, which is also a favorable pay zone for oil and gas exploration.  .

In this way, a good source reservoir assemblage has been formed, which is also a favorable pay zone for oil and gas exploration.

SBA direct loans, however, continue to offer more favorable pay-back periods.

At some airports, rental companies bid for the most favorable locations, paying a greater revenue percentage each year to be on the airport property than if based outside the airport's perimeter.

Finally, there has to be a way to turn public opinion — which according to Kunin is overwhelmingly favorable to paid sick days and family and medical leave — into something like a movement.

Might Renault have received a loan on more favorable terms to pay for the expansion of its Clio production, in return for shifting production back to home soil?

As with any growth stock, you don't owe income tax on appreciation unless and until you sell, and when you do sell (after holding for at least a year) the gain is federally taxed at the favorable rate you pay on dividends.

Something in our laws and customs and sense of decency has gone sour when a public organization subject to an extraordinarily favorable tax status pays its top directors hundreds of thousands of dollars with expensed meals and trips but will not pay a dime to the young people doing the grunt work.