It is well known that Wall Street analysts have been highly compensated, and Mr. Grubman was among the most highly compensated among them.
The Allstate plaintiffs -- who were highly compensated and are overwhelmingly white and male -- do not look like typical victims of an unjust order.
Both are highly compensated, and both are seeking one more chance with the team that once expected them to be pitching well into October.
What is interesting about the filing today, though, is that while executives like Mr. Lay and Mr. Skilling were highly compensated, many of the highest-paid employees were from the trading unit.
"These are highly compensated, relatively well-educated people who are risk takers," Mr. Doherty said, noting that the average pilot at Southwest earned $120,000 a year compared with about $25,000 for a flight attendant.
He and Todd Zeile were the two Mets who most questioned their team's talks with the Dodgers to trade for Sheffield, who essentially told his employers that he wanted to be highly compensated for playing the rest of his career with the Dodgers or be traded.
"Our priority is scholarship assistance and a reduction of debt for our students, so that when they go out into the field, where there's no guarantee they will be highly compensated, they are not encumbered by the cost of their schooling".
Conversely, additional services provided by the health insurer trigger positive WTP whereas an annual deductible of 500 Euro would have to be highly compensated to be accepted.
Difficulties of experimental approach are highly compensated by datasets and we would like to show how to use this experimental approach correctly.
For example a loss in terms of activities of daily living needs to be offset only slightly by more of another attribute as long as the status quo contains much of it but needs to be highly compensated when it is scarce (indicated by points to the left of S in Fig. 3).
