Sentence examples for many bonuses from inspiring English sources
In his Iowa remarks, Bush said the new rules would prohibit many bonuses.
The trick was to fill their pockets with as many bonuses as possible before the game was a bogey.
No matter how many bonuses and incentives they advertise, banks are offering rates that are a lot higher than they were a year ago.
On Wednesday, the bank revealed that it had reluctantly surrendered the right to decide how many bonuses should be paid for the current financial year.
THE HOUSEKEEPING In the depths of the recession, public outrage over Wall Street compensation, seen as encouraging short-term gains for employees over long-term profitability for firms, led to many bonuses being paid at least partly in restricted stock.
Another change: many bonuses — particularly those of the highest echelon of earners — will be paid in stock this year, not cash, a curb on any impetus toward reckless spending.
Each person will then be given extra credit percentage points based on how many "bonus points" they received relative to the rest of the class.
And the PowerBook has many bonus features that set it apart from its rivals, starting with the Mac OS 9 operating system.
Many bonus clauses in your contract of employment state that you need to still be employed at the "bonus payment date" and not working under notice at that time to be eligible for a bonus payment.
Mr Osborne is seeking £11 billion more from income tax this year; less than a tenth of that sum has materialised so far, notes Elizabeth Martins, an economist at HSBC, a bank.Comparisons with last year's receipts look particularly dismal because many bonus payments were shifted into that year to take advantage of a reduction in the top rate of tax.
In this case, the headline is on the cover of this morning's New York Daily News, announcing that Syed Farook, one of the two San Bernardino killers, and a Muslim-American, is a terrorist — and that all the other mass murderers of recent memory are terrorists, too, and (many bonus points for courage here) that Wayne LaPierre, of the N.R.A., ought to be thought as one as well.
