Sentence examples for little kickback from inspiring English sources
He's a crook who got caught, and if putting him in prison for his little kickback scheme — rather than his far more venal form of economic extortion — is a little like putting Al Capone in jail for tax evasion, well, so be it.
Then, every time one of them sent a customer to LandAmerica, it would pay his newly formed shop to reinsure the policy, a subtle and tidy little kickback.
I'm sure there is a moral issue to buying alcohol and tobacco with my food stamps (to say nothing of having them in the first place), but I'm certainly not losing sleep over taking a little "kickback" from the taxes they've already bled out of me.
It's about wining and dining and little kickbacks.
"Click-through banner programs"–which are little more than kickbacks for traffic and commissions for directing buyers to products–have become the rage in the online sex industry.
He also criticized those who inflate the price of appraisals, legal fees, title registration and other closing costs -- fees that consumer organizations and other critics say are little more than disguised kickbacks, financial rewards for foisting the bigger loans on the unwary.
During his time in Mississippi, Mr. Halliburton, to his credit, said very little, took no visible kickbacks, outed no local CIA agents, and didn't go near any firearms.
It's fucking heavy and the kickback alone will probably dislocate your little model shoulder.
Whatever the issues of tax-exempt status among the various charities, federal regulators say the groups could find themselves in trouble in another way — in violation of federal anti-kickback laws — if donations appear to be little more than a way for companies to funnel money to doctors.
Here's how they work: Mainland Chinese tour operators sell packages for little more than the round-trip airfare and collect kickbacks of $90 a head from local tour operators.
We lost Little Italy, so now the other businesses are giving their kickbacks to the other families.
