Sentence examples for perks more from inspiring English sources

While he'll now call an industry-machine like Warner his new breeding ground, such a far-reaching, well-oiled, and powerful machine certainly comes along with his perks: more attention, more freedom, and we can only assume complete and total artistic control.

Before we heard tales of joyful staff playing ping-pong between meetings, we were happily oblivious to any office perk more extreme than the free tea bag.

Daylight Savings Time may have brought a series of grumbles — "What do you mean we lose an hour of sleep?!" — but it does have one positive perk: More sunlight.

He also ruled out perks worth more than $25,000 and deferred compensation plans (pseudo-retirement plans for executives that defer taxes and mask current payouts).

For its part, JetBlue said it was considering creating enhanced front cabin seating to attract business travelers willing to pay for perks like more legroom.

The promotion includes rewarding drinkers of Mountain Dew with an incentive known as double experience points, which can be redeemed while playing the new game for perks like more powerful weapons.

But members say such perks revealed more about the Blixseths than anyone else and contend that it was the club's rustic spirit — not its bells and whistles — that attracted most people.

Since then, it has delivered 700,000 perks in more than 350 campaigns.

Most perks are more predictable: impromptu trips to Paris on the "G-five" (that's a Gulfstream V), weekends in Aspen, hired help to spare, others to make reservations for everything if they're needed at all.

The bedrock explanation for why perks, and more broadly a strong culture, are necessary is to serve talent retention.

Depending on the size of the founder's network, preferred model of financing, and the composition of the team, some perks become more important than others.