Sentence examples for valuable perk from inspiring English sources

Even so, they lament the demise of such a valuable perk.

It was a cheap means of anaesthetising passengers, who felt they were receiving a valuable perk for their journey.

But this valuable perk — the ability to finance a variety of business projects cheaply with bonds that are exempt from federal taxes — has not only endured, it has grown, in what amounts to a stealth subsidy for private enterprise.

A valuable perk handed to Southern California from the bullet train project — a 2012 decision to build the first operating segment from Burbank north into the Central Valley — is being reconsidered by state officials.

Mr. Silver's surrogates warned that other members ran the risk of losing their committee assignments and other valuable perks if they joined the coup attempt.

The jobs are considered valuable perks since they typically come with a stipend that supplements a council member's annual salary of about $90,000.

The lucky jackpot winner gets the chance - among other valuable perks - to approve parliamentary legislation, to pick the prime minister after each general election and to be the country's principal ambassador.

Travelers who stay at a hotel chain only four times a year still have a shot at the lowest level of elite status, which doesn't include lavish benefits like personal travel assistants and insider tours, but still allows you to earn loyalty points and offers valuable perks like upgrades or complimentary Internet access.

Gone are valuable perks like my Dad's pension (representing decades of earnings accumulation), replaced by stock option grants that vest in 3 or 4 years.

Both Ford and Delta were granted options to buy shares after the IPO, valuable perks to the companies should PeoplePC shares take off.

The same can be said for many bank CEOs, who may earn somewhat less economic compensation, but enjoy countless valuable perks....Mr....Mr