Sentence examples for fine perks from inspiring English sources

Although lunching with the elephants and witnessing the miracle of wildlife births were very fine perks, working at a zoo had its challenges... not the least of which was the fact that family, friends, and girlfriend were all back in Canada.

As described previously, even with the fine-grained pERK response measurements, the model is highly unidentifiable and therefore multiple parameter sets that might correspond to different response mechanisms explain the data equally well (Additional file 1: Figure S1A).

The legal opposition is beginning to implode.In this section Africa's pointing finger The perks are fine, forget the politics War without end Between storms in Iraq ReprintsAll the leaders of Egypt's four mainstream opposition parties are at least in their 70s, and have held their position for two decades or more.

The biggest rises are in precisely the areas where expats are most likely to feel the pinch: housing, international schools, medical treatment and perks like fine wine.

When businesspeople come in to talk, students get dressed up in their finest and really perk up".

Its now defunct not-for-profit foundation agreed to pay a $7.7 million fine in New York State for providing perks to school officials, including free trips to "conferences" where Pearson promoted its products.

The economy isn't rocked by high prices, but keeps perking along just fine with the ever-deeper penetration of the digital economy.

I know from experience after it leaves its owner the dog perks up and is fine.

Frankly, I could have done without Günter's information on bloated corpses and worms but, if it perked Rosemary up, then fine.

On the other hand, the image you see is much clearer and finer than most electronic viewfinders, and it does have its perks.

It was fine, but it was in "kind of a dead zone, with none of the perks of a prime area," she said.