Sentence examples for small pecuniary from inspiring English sources
Cibber died suddenly at his house in Berkeley Square, London, in December 1757, leaving small pecuniary legacies to four of his five surviving children, £1,000 each (the equivalent of approximately £180,000 in 2011 ) to his granddaughters Jane and Elizabeth (the daughters of Theophilus), and the residue of his estate to his eldest daughter Catherine.
Well, probably in time, but a little pecuniary incentive always hurries things along.
Only a very small minority were motivated by a pecuniary incentive.
In New Zealand, the emphasis has been on offsetting the additional costs that arise from providing services to remote areas with small populations, with health plans receiving a pecuniary subsidy for material differences in fixed operational overheads and costs related to accessing services [ 34, 43].
These results are of great relevance from an industrial relations perspective because they indicate a dilemma for trade unions: The upper limit for a possible gain in vacation due to union membership, as indicated by the FE-estimates, is relatively small and would presumably not induce employees to join a union exclusively based on pecuniary motives.
Gain a pecuniary advantage.
Gain a pecuniary advantage.
Others may be lured by pecuniary rewards.
All pecuniary aid will be thankfully received.
But the English legal system has other pecuniary advantages.
On one pecuniary matter, however, Mr. Catsimatidis was quite clear.
