Sentence examples for massive pension from inspiring English sources

WH Smith and Rolls-Royce were far from being the only massive pension fund transactions that the banker worked on, the note enthuses.

"Trinity Mirror is basically a massive pension problem that happens to have some newspapers attached to it," said one City analyst.

Rob MacGregor, Unite national officer, said: "For the diabolical failure by Fred Goodwin which led to the near collapse of RBS, this small gesture represents only a fraction of the massive pension that he is walking away with.

Telecoms group BT bounced 7.9p to 91.6p after a positive note from Citigroup, hopes that it could resolve its massive pension deficit problem and talk of a possible multi-billion pound bond issue.

But the recession has put a strain on its economy and a succession of pop-up governments have failed to tackle fundamental problems, including the massive pension debts owed its ageing population.

Reader's Digest, whose future in the UK is under a cloud due to its massive pension liability and where editor-in-chief Gill Hudson took over in August after leaving Radio Times, had an average headline circulation of 465,028, down 22.8% on the year and down 14.1% on the first half.

And there's a massive pensions crisis.

The oxymoron of the "entrepreneurial manager" is shown up by safety devices such as guaranteed bonuses, severance pay, hugely generous provisions if the company changes hands, perks, accelerated vesting of options and massive pensions contributions.

One was a knighted establishment figure who sold a high street chain store after taking out millions of pounds in dividends, leaving a massive pensions hole in a firm that has now collapsed, putting 11,000 jobs at risk.

Japan's massive public pension fund needed to take more risk, he reportedly told Mr Abe.

WHILE officials in urban China grapple with the problem of massive unfunded pension liabilities, in the countryside they have no such headaches.