Sentence examples for outrageous pay from inspiring English sources

Outrageous goals fueled by outrageous pay potential have historically driven outrageously high risks.

"Outrageous pay packets seem to encourage outrageous behavior," says Sarah Anderson, one of the authors of the new report.

Workers jobs are being outsourced anyway, and the CEOs are still getting away with outrageous pay packages.

Regulation has stalled in Congress and nothing has really been done to curb what many people, including me, think are outrageous pay practices.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has proposed sensible rules to tighten the disclosure of chief executives' sweetheart deals, and shareholders are becoming more aggressive in opposing outrageous pay.

But don't expect McDonald's CEO, or any of the fast food restaurant CEOs, to accept this outrageous pay disparity as a reason to raise their employees wages.

But one day they'll be back to feed on our greed and to make a disgusting mess in our backyard.James Amoroso Consultant Walchwil, SwitzerlandSIR – We have heard the justification that banning bonuses "would drive good people out of companies that badly need them" for some time now from those who try to justify the outrageous remuneration paid to managers in the financial industry.

"These people who run our banks are not magicians they are not wizards, they are human beings who are paid an outrageous salary to perform an important function which is to manage the people's money around the world".

"On the other side of the argument, you hear people say '$10 million — that's outrageous.' " Pay experts said the plan, which emerged Wednesday, could lead to the departure of the very executives needed to return the firms to health, a prerequisite to repaying taxpayer support.

Outrageous executive pay and excesses in financial markets also play a big part.

It is outrageous to pay a hefty price for a seat on a train only to be intruded upon by a cacophony of self-centered, semi-conversations.