Sentence examples for subsequent payout from inspiring English sources

But many have used claims management companies who then take a cut of any subsequent payout.

RTÉ followed up Panti's appearance and its subsequent payouts to Waters, O'Brien and Iona with a panel discussion on homophobia, explicitly framed in terms of whether the word for anti-homosexual prejudice should be excluded from the Irish debate on same-sex marriage.

According to a 2013 study conducted by Johns Hopkins University, misdiagnosis is also the number-one cause of malpractice lawsuits and subsequent payouts.

The subsequent payouts by insurance companies resulted in them suffering heavy losses causing a crisis in the industry, including the near-collapse of the Lloyd's of London market.

If employees relate to an immersive experience more than a traditional safety video, as tests suggest they do, workplace injuries and subsequent insurance payouts could tick down.

The law allows the government to recoup those payouts in subsequent years with a 3% surcharge on annual premiums, but the industry pays nothing up-front for the reinsurance protection -- which would cost them a lot if they had to buy it from a private company.

A 2003 paper* by Robert Arnott and Clifford Asness found that companies which paid a low proportion of their profits in the form of dividends displayed slower subsequent profits growth than those with a higher payout ratio.

Ms. Garcia-Todd also said that because a subsequent audit disclosed no further bonuses or vacation payouts to employees after Ms. Hill left, the regional Health and Human Services office dropped demands that that money be repaid as well.

But he had to leave roughly half of his bonuses in the pool for five years so that the payouts could be adjusted for any subsequent gains or losses from Financial Products' trades.

Thompson issued a statement last week saying there were "inaccuracies" in the evidence given to MPs by Patten and Fry, who said there was a "disconnect" between what the then director general told them about Byford's payout, and what was revealed by a subsequent National Audit Office investigation.

When the payout ratio fell below 50% in the mid-1970s, subsearningsarningrowthwth plunged into negative figures.