Sentence examples similar to potential for bonuses from inspiring English sources

Both deals included the potential for milestone bonuses.

Those teachers could opt for a separate salary scale that pays somewhat more generously but does not offer the potential for performance bonuses.

The new salary might offer more each paycheck, but if your current job has the potential for quarterly bonuses, for instance, does the increase still pan out?

It would be a shame if an "earn-back" element introduced into public sector pay, along with the potential for a bonus above that level, should bring with it some of this complexity.

So the trend to share-based pay is a double benefit to the banker: there is the potential for a bonus to end up being worth much more than face value; and the final tax bill should be much lower than for a cash bonus.

Students involved in the challenge may never see any money from Social Security if Congress doesn't adopt their idea, but they certainly saw the potential for a cash bonus if they won the contest.

A little potential bonus for those thinking of picking up an Apple TV for the holidays.

The bank has admitted today that while his basic salary will rise to around £1.3m, his earning potential will be scaled back so that he will be able to earn around 7.5 times this amount in bonuses – a pay structure that will be more familiar to other bosses of FTSE 100 companies and capping his bonus potential for the first time.

Another potential bonus for Miliband is that he has more opportunity to offer a CCS trial to Longannet power station in Fife.

Ahead of last year's annual meeting, HSBC was forced to reconsider a potential bonus for Flint and in this year's annual report had said it was reviewing his £1.5m salary – which could be interpreted as indicating a rise.

But analysts still seem to regard the e-book business as a potential bonus for Amazon rather than a make-or-break element of its core business.