Sentence examples for possible perks from inspiring English sources

The Internet, they say, has increased the chances that some people could get caught in so-called multilevel marketing schemes, in which vitamin and supplement companies use consumers as distributors in exchange for often minuscule income, or possible perks like the free use of a company car.

To highlight the possible perks of a party booked at Trump's hotel, the president himself stopped by Saturday night to glad-hand diners.

Thus, as an MAM protein, it is possible that PERK carries out more responsibilities in conducting death signals.

It is also possible that PERK and GNC2 promote cell survival under oxidative stress via eIF2 αP-dependent as well as -independent pathways as shown previously by the ability of PERK to mediate the activation of Nrf2.

Mortgage writeoffs, tax-free income and deductible travel are possible second home perks.

Lund identifies a former officer called Skaning as a possible match for Perk but so does Raben, having given special branch the slip.

Although still unknown in our system, it is also possible that the PERK-dependent post transcriptional regulation of cyclin D1 expression [17] may play a role suppressing proliferation and tumorigenesis.

But in industry jobs of all stripes, prospective employees wrangle to get as many perks as possible into their job offers.

It's not yet clear if the offers and surprises will be covered by the hotel or Hotel Tonight itself, but since one perk is possible upgrades than it's reasonable to expect the hotel will be involved in that aspect of HT Perks too.

Pharmacological inhibition of IRE1 and ATF6 (but not PERK) is possible with 4-phenylbutyric acid analogs (Table 1), although the exact mechanism has not been elucidated [ 163].

The Mets are trying to make the move as painless as possible for Perez, offering certain perks that a minor leaguer normally would not get, including first-class travel and a major league per diem.