payouts造句

When times are tough, extra payouts cushion the pain.

The auditor attributed the high number of payouts going to single individuals to professional cashers.

But it failed to appreciate that whereas farmers receive the payouts, JA often handles the paperwork.

There is also the fear that insurance and pension firms could use the information to alter premiums and payouts.

In reality, everything about the game has been carefully designed to control payouts and entice the consumer.

So Banks must put rebuilding their financial strength - and lending capacity - ahead of large, unwarranted payouts to staff and shareholders.

The payouts have already been made and probably cannot be reversed, but Shell will be in disgrace for a while.

Keno payouts vary widely, but setting up a script to simulate playing Keno is pretty simple, especially since we've already done very similar things in this series.

Until this summer, soaring stock prices and buoyant credit markets had produced spectacular payouts for private-equity and hedge-fund managers, and investment bankers.

Bonus payouts were lower, but the basic salary hikes were more than three times the 3.1% average pay rise for ordinary workers in the private sector.

That is something which all Banks, including those in Britain, will have to take into account when setting payouts to shareholders and staff.

Measuring risk, as so vividly demonstrated during this crisis by UBS itself, is art not science; people may still win payouts and end up causing losses.

Each CDO would be sold on the basis of its own scenario, using central assumptions about the future of interest rates and defaults to "demonstrate" the payouts over, say, the next 30 years.

In the interests of taking the right chances, it should be less appealing to go after payouts that do not match or exceed the odds of successfully winning the pot.

Severance payouts will, in some cases, be slashed from 45 days’ worth of salary per year worked to 25. Companies will find it easier to lay workers off temporarily during bad times.

This may not mark a turning-point in BP's fortunes: it still faces payouts of tens of billions of dollars, and reports and inquiries that could damage its reputation and finances yet further.