Sentence examples for sizable payouts from inspiring English sources
The company, in the midst of a sweeping turnaround campaign, had been pressuring Facebook in an apparent hope of extracting sizable payouts tied to about 10 specific patents.
But with a backlog of some 300 cases, city lawyers are anticipating more sizable payouts, including some related to a Justice Department lawsuit alleging bias in the entrance exam for the Fire Department.
Many parishioners are still furious about the sex-abuse scandals as well as the coverups and sizable payouts that followed comparing their impact to the shock of Sept. 11.
Despite its sizable payout, the All-Star event, which is limited to 22 starters and does not pay points toward the Nascar Sprint Cup title, is considered something of a tune-up for the regular 600-mile series event at the track on May 26.
In terms of size, they can range from a physical gathering of 20 developers to a digital gathering of thousands, with prizes ranging from bragging rights and free pizza all the way up to sizable cash payouts and lucrative jobs.
The Carlyle Group posted big gains for its second quarter on Wednesday, including a sizable jump in payouts to investors.
While the SLS payouts aren't as sizable as the PGA's, where winning a single tournament can create an instant millionaire, the PGA tour has existed since 1916.
Since then, in a scandal that has undermined his legacy and embarrassed the school, a government audit has shown that the change Mr. Descoings oversaw was accompanied by the sometimes profligate use of public funds, which helped pay for a sizable raise for himself and vaguely justified payouts to many others.
While $200,000 is certainly a sizable reward — one of the highest offered in corporate bug bounty programs — it won't beat the payouts researchers can earn from law enforcement or the black market.
While there is still the possibility these payouts for the long-term unemployed will be preserved as the negotiations go down to the wire, failure to extend them would deliver another sizable blow to a still-fragile economy, experts said.
