Sentence examples for pamper from inspiring English sources

The cigarette giants pamper investors with big dividends and share buy-backs; they have flocked to tobacco shares (see chart).But the going is getting tougher.

Mr Walker targeted the unfairness of union contracts that pamper insiders and do not reward merit.

Many come from the provinces in and around Beijing, Mr Cheng whispers: "closer to power and money" than Shanghai or Shenzhen.Even in provincial cities like Kunming, the rich routinely expect luxury shops to pamper them with cocktails and massages, says Francis Phua of DKSH, a consultancy.

These identify the most profitable customers and pamper them.Not all customers are worth involving in a relationship.

At least, she said, she always had something to do with eight children to bring up and, later, 16 grandchildren to pamper.

Indeed, language skills permitting, graduates from such courses seem as likely to be snapped up by firms that cater to Shanghainese shoppers as by those that pamper rich Westerners.

Girl Friday's clients, 85% of whom are white, pay the agency to pamper them.

But how many firms will be as willing and able as Google to pamper its staff to keep all the generations rubbing along more or less happily?

But the Japanese, rather than pamper their patrimony, have the habit of tearing down temples, shrines or massive gates that are hundreds of years old, only to immediately construct replicas".The ideal form of beauty for the Japanese is the cherry blossom," says the Japanese fund manger, in perfect American-accented English.

Facebook's chief operating officer, Sheryl Sandberg, has championed the causes of getting more women into executive suites and more female students on to computer-science courses.Copy and pasteOther types of companies even the banks will struggle to match the Silicon Valley firms in the lavishness of their compensation and their willingness to pamper their software talent.

But China's out-of-work peasants may not be ready to pamper themselves.