Sentence examples for mean bonus from inspiring English sources

This is Walton minus the anxious passion, with a supremely atmospheric Royal Philharmonic Orchestra and Fournier's fine-grained tone no mean bonus.

OK, possession statistics do not mean bonus points but it was startling, nonetheless, to see how one team took care of the ball and the other did not.

And if turning tricks was a pageant prerequisite, what about an arrest record? Would this mean bonus points or disqualification?

It's late afternoon on a Wednesday, and you know what that means (bonus points if you didn't cheat by looking at the headline)!

Managers earn their big money in the form of performance fees, which means bonuses rise and fall with investor returns.

This means bonuses are included, but self-employed workers and celebrities who don't appear on company payrolls are excluded.

These recruitment bonuses, often paid just for showing up for work, mean less bonus pay is truly performance based.

Still, lower bonuses does not mean no bonuses, and recent analysis by the Guardian showed that the top 1,500 UK bank staff received an average of £1m in 2011.

Which does not mean the bonus has not gotten Woods's attention.

No results mean no bonus for General Electric's Jeff Immelt.

Doing so would mean accepting bonus caps and pledges to increase lending in Britain's now fragile economy.