Sentence examples for given perks from inspiring English sources

Others have implied that Amazon contains far worse than uncritical literary buffoons; Cornell professor Trevor Pinch, discovered systemic corruption within the ranks of top 1,000 Amazon reviewers, many of whom are given perks for good reviews or abstaining from bad ones.

"I still fail to understand why only cricketers are given perks like free land, and so on.

First, the tax system gives perks to borrowers.

Besides, most EU countries give perks (starting with Germany's acceptance of ethnic-German immigrants) on the basis of blood.

In 1990, an Auburn football player revealed that alumni boosters were improperly paying bonuses and giving perks to athletes.

The state may find it hard to keep giving perks to the Lutherans if their pastors can hold on to their jobs while denying the existence of God.

They'll know the ships, and be able to answer any questions, as well as give perks such as on-board credit and cabin upgrades.

This gives perks only dreamt of by the average flyer:Fliers like Stuker arrive at special check-in areas where agents greet them by name and whisk away their bags.

Because federal law prohibits companies from giving perks in 401 k)'s only to an elite group, companies that provide a brokerage option must offer it to all employees, even to those bewildered by the choices they already have.

He gave perks to retired cadres who could shape his reputation; he arranged for them to receive priority at doctors' offices; when he bought the county's first imported car, he donated it to the "veteran-cadre office," and used an old jeep for himself.

We gave perks for backers at all levels.