Sentence examples for line payout from inspiring English sources

Doing this well is so important -- I know this because I have exited both unprepared and prepared -- and there is a world of difference, especially in your bottom line payout, between the two.

Another two London GPs, Adrian Richardson and Thomas Davies, are in line for payouts of more than £1m each.

He said Network Rail will pay compensation to train operators but would not be drawn on whether affected customers will be in line for payouts.

Some firefighters are in line for payouts running into thousands of pounds after the government effectively conceded they had been short-changed on their pensions.

The FBU has 38,000 members, and it is thought some may be in line for payouts of up to £7,000 apiece.

RBS's top management have waived their bonuses for 2013, but other employees are in line for payouts, including Rory Cullinan, who will run the new "bad bank" being set up.

The news that at least one punter has been paid for a bet Ladbrokes initially claimed had been rejected will add to speculation that others have had a similar experience with the firm and could also be in line for payouts on bets that had apparently been cancelled.

Complicating matters, lawyers for ResCap have petitioned a federal bankruptcy judge to treat thousands of homeowner claims like any other "unsecured" creditors -- pushed to the back of the line, with payouts uncertain.

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HSBC has said his extra workload on regulatory reform justifies putting him in line for the payout this year.

If he left the business, Walden would also be in line for a payout of at least £676,500; his basic annual salary after a 2% pay rise.