Sentence examples for means compensation from inspiring English sources

And the search for talent means compensation is rising — despite government efforts to control it.

Meanwhile, his industry's rapidly dwindling profitability means compensation is bound to be squeezed.

And the tightening market for top talent means compensation is on the rise as well -- despite two years of efforts by governments to control it.

"Some of the managers I've spoken to are under contract and that means compensation, which would not be ideal".

The problem with the current frenzy of vilification and unhappiness over "excess" (whatever that really means) compensation for the most successful and visible of executives is the implicit if not explicit condemnation of an entire class of people for the sake of a few bad actors.

"For you this means growth, it means mobile, and it means compensation that will be equal or better to your AOL compensation.

At yesterday's hearing, a lawyer for WorldCom said the deal with Cingular would mean compensation "substantially higher" than $30.

In the end, Wadi Sirhan was offered to Ibn Saud as part of a complex deal that essentially meant compensation for British annexation of Aqaba.

For South Africa, issues over "loss and damage" emerged – for developed countries, this meant the question of whether developing countries should be entitled to special aid in the event of climate-related disasters; for the developing, it meant compensation and liability, which the US would never agree to.

New York state domestic relations law defines it as: "all property acquired before the marriage or property acquired by bequest, devise, or descent, or gift from a party other than the spouse;" it can also mean compensation for personal injuries.

Safer banking means lower profits, which means smaller compensation packages.