Sentence examples for richly compensated from inspiring English sources

Moonves is the most richly compensated executive in traditional media; his total compensation in 2012 was sixty-two million dollars.

If Perez cannot perform here, he will be released, richly compensated or not.

Nor is it likely that any print journalist in America is so richly compensated by his newspaper.

And one aspect of being creative is always thinking that it would be very nice to be richly compensated — dare I say overcompensated?

The attitude is that racism is something for the archives, especially in professional sports, in which so many black and brown athletes are richly compensated.

Anthony's generation is portrayed as richly compensated young men who eschew history and live in the moment and for the moment, but he understood that the hardships of the past contrast with the lavish lifestyle of today's athletes.

In several of the industries with large wage gaps that she has studied, the difference in pay rates is explained largely by a single factor: These industries — the legal and finance professions, for instance — tend to more richly compensate people who are willing to work long, inflexible hours.

He said the top 25 executives at the financial products division had also agreed to reduce their salary for the rest of 2009 to $1. Ever since it was bailed out by the government last fall, A.I.G. has been defending itself against accusations that it was richly compensating people who caused one of the biggest financial crises in American history.

The pay of America's chief executives keeps rising much faster than the salaries of their employees, and no group of senior executives is compensated as richly as the bosses on Wall Street.

Likewise, Americans worry about a growing class divide; and the REI attitude to life is spreading mainly among a select group of richly-compensated high achievers.

Life compensated.