Sentence examples for use compensation from inspiring English sources

A few villagers have managed to use compensation money to put tin roofs on their huts.

Especially detection of early-stage balance control deterioration is difficult, because the balance control system is redundant and elderly may use compensation strategies.

As a solution, we propose to use compensation engineering, by means of gallium co-doping, and demonstrate its potential to control the net doping along the ingot height.

Companies can potentially use compensation peer groups to inflate pay by choosing peers that are larger, choosing a high target pay percentile, or choosing peer firms with high pay.

Other important changes will be to increase Uber's board independence from the company, to create a separate ethics and culture committee or similar committees, to use compensation to hold senior leaders accountable and to eliminate certain company values like "Let Builders Build" and "Always Be Hustlin'," which were used in the past to justify bad behavior.

Ironically, if your boss feels that your continual requests or complaints are indicative of lack of appreciation, they will be much less likely to use compensation as a reward tool for you in the future.

This study used compensation system data which could lead to selection bias, that is, compensable persons might not represent the broader injury population.

Change in pay percentages for each executive are calculated by using compensation data from the previous fiscal year.

"Some firms" used "compensation incentives that exacerbated the weaknesses and contributed to the market turmoil," admitted the Institute of International Finance, a lobby group for big banks.

However, the wage measure that he uses, compensation per employee, is expressed in nominal terms (even if, interestingly, this is not expressly indicated on the slides).

James P. Gorman, who was promoted to run Merrill's domestic brokerage business last month, said the firm is using compensation to guide brokers toward concentrating their energy on customers whose households had the most money to invest.