Sentence examples for some kickback from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, good agents won't risk a client's experience on one hotel or cruise line just because of some kickback.
Law-enforcement agencies should not be allowed unrestricted access to such complete, and intrusive, pictures of people's lives.Rewind, pleaseThere is, at least, some kickback.
When I proposed it in 1992, I anticipated some kickback from colleagues, so in the original papers I proposed that "social neuroscience isn't an oxymoron", and I explained why.
A given "remuneration" may be a violation even if there are some non-kickback purposes for the payment.
In return, the firms were required to kickback some of the money they received to the Liberals.
Could it be so malicious that agents are in collusion with the production companies and getting some kind of kickback?
After two nights, it was clear that they were getting some sort of kickback, because this place is a turd village.
As my mother always said, If your manager jumped off the roof or engineered some kind of complicated kickback scheme, would you jump off the roof or engineer some kind of complicated kickback scheme?
There has also been particularly strong kickback from some feminists, who say that BBFC proscriptions on female ejaculation and sex during menstruation discriminate against women by proscribing female bodily functions.
He said: "Raising the statutory minimum wage will always prompt a kickback from some businesses but frankly this increase for the over-25s is much needed and the chancellor is right to recognise the minimum wage has risen too slowly over recent years.
And they hook me up—I'll get a kickback in some form or another.
