Sentences with phrase «enormous salary»

There are more small to mid sized tech companies than you can even imagine and they pay enormous salaries, even when compared to other local employers.

But many of the supposed non-profits charged high fees and paid executives enormous salaries, says Andrew Pizor, a staff attorney at the National Consumer Law Centre, in Washington, D.C. «Some of them weren't even in any semblance non-profit.»

Some players hit the gold mine at Arsenal just like Wenger, and sit on enormous salaries that don't match their talent and if he goes, they'll be doomed too.

Essentially, Henderson's salary charts reflect the current «winner take all» nature of the law firm marketplace, with a small percentage of talent collecting enormous salaries.

By using us you will no longer have to pay enormous salaries to employees who really hate to do tedious word processing jobs, such as typing long documents and various other forms of correspondence.

He treats us like a cash flow for his enormous salary and that's it.

Felicevich got himself a massive commission, he got his client an enormous salary and, perhaps most impressively, he got his client the option of choosing between two enormous, well - resourced clubs.

Perhaps at an enormous salary to Dagestan, where the billionaire owner would like him to extend his career.

Good point about the replacement but i think for Ade, it's more of a chicken / egg situation because of his enormous salary: Maybe getting rid of him might free up the funds (transfer fee and salary) to get someone new?

Secondly, giving county legislators a raise to a more livable wage is certainly acceptable compared to the enormous salary in comparison of the county executive — who in the person of the current and only one, has managed to promote only himself and in a manner that is entirely beyond his level of service to the people of this county and the day to day operations of county government.

It would be perfectly legal to raise money in an ICO, pay yourself an enormous salary, «fail» to build the product, and walk away.