Sentence examples for handsomely remunerated from inspiring English sources

But numerous successful tabloid journalists from equally humble backgrounds, who had been less handsomely remunerated than Coulson, could have performed the same role.

This was despite the fact that the company owned the rights to broadcast the matches and, of course, that the player was handsomely remunerated for playing in them.

Icahn, however, had already been handsomely remunerated for his investment: he sold the bonds, in 1993, for more than double what he had paid for them.

And handsomely remunerated professional footballer Jamie Vardy reveals in his upcoming autobiography that he had to be told by Leicester's physio that drinking vodka with Skittles in it wasn't the best way to deal with dead leg-knack.

The fair response to this surplus is, of course, to reduce tuition fees rather than to increase the salaries of already generously rewarded professors and handsomely remunerated "university leaders".

Though there is something rich about Jose Mourinho, cherished and handsomely remunerated by BT Sport as its "ambassador", treating the broadcaster to his "I have nothing to say" interview on Saturday afternoon, Sir Alex Ferguson will understand his determination to close the post-match conversation down.

In the back of the van are about 10 Kenyan runners, including David Barmasai, who a few months ago won the Dubai marathon (the most handsomely remunerated race in the world) and is part of the Kenyan team for the upcoming world championships.

According to the religious historian Gwilym Beckerlegge, the professorship was regarded at the time as "prestigious and handsomely remunerated".