"Powerful considerations in the public interest would need to be demonstrated to justify any legislative provision that might give any incentive to judicial officers to look to earn favour from the executive branch of government in order to be more likely to be permitted to use their talents remuneratively after retirement." ❋ Unknown (2007)
In spite of their remote location they pay about the highest agricultural wages in the world and sell their products remuneratively in markets ten thousand miles away or more. ❋ Unknown (1959)
East, where truck-farming and chicken-raising can be made very remuneratively, Italians have established themselves on the small farms abandoned by the children of Americans who go to the city. ❋ 1840-1916 (1913)
In order to remuneratively employ the applicants, Parish, District, ❋ J. Ellis Barker (1909)
Baxendale retired from business after his marriage, and invested his capital as remuneratively as security permitted. ❋ Stephen Hudson (1906)
And these antiquated methods of manufacture and transportation were all the more at variance with the needs and possibilities of the time because there had been, as already pointed out, a steady accumulation of capital, and much of it was not remuneratively employed. ❋ Edward Potts Cheyney (1904)
Australia to become a prosperous colony; and provided he is not afraid to rough it, there is no part of Australia in which a capitalist -- whether large or small -- can more remuneratively settle than in this out of the way part of the world; and this I say after having myself temporarily lost heavily there. ❋ Richard Ernest Nowell Twopeny (1886)
Surely a little money invested in decent dwellings for such people would be well and even remuneratively spent. ❋ Charles Maurice Davies (1869)
Still holding to the wholesome principle that "woman is not undeveloped man, but diverse," the real friends of the gentler sex discovered a hundred and one ways in which it could employ itself usefully and remuneratively. ❋ Charles Maurice Davies (1869)
It was late in the week, and I was also afforded the chance of cooking the thing up remuneratively for two or three weekly papers. ❋ James Dabney McCabe (1862)
On the fall of Strasburg she entered the city with the German army, organized labor for women, conducting the enterprise herself, employing remuneratively a great number, and clothing over thirty thousand. ❋ Matilda Joslyn Gage (1862)
To bite permanent mischief in with acid; to spread an inked infection of evil all your days, and pass away at last from a life of the skillfulest industry -- having done whatsoever your hand found (remuneratively) to do, with your might, and ❋ John Ruskin (1859)
Let us suppose the book can be remuneratively produced if there is ❋ John Ruskin (1859)
I'm very happily and remuneratively employed, thanks, but only because I live in Greensboro and work for a company located in the Dallas-Ft. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Inasmuch as this substance can at present only be made on a commercial scale in the electric furnace -- and so far as may be foreseen will never be made on a large scale except by means of electricity -- inasmuch as an electric furnace can only be worked remuneratively in large factories supplied with cheap coal or water power; and inasmuch as there is no possibility of the ordinary consumer of acetylene ever being able to prepare his own carbide, all descriptions of this latter substance, all methods of winning it, and all its properties except those which concern the acetylene-generator builder or the gas consumer have been omitted from the present book. ❋ W. J. Atkinson Butterfield (N/A)
We are told that one Tacuruer tried to employ the morning remuneratively by opening a temporary barber's shop on the verandah, and advertising "hair-cutting and shaving"; possibly he might have built up a successful business in time, but unfortunately for him his first customer's beard was too unyielding for the ordinary scissors and the customer objected to the way in which the horse clippers were used on the hirsute growth of his chin, and talked of his treatment afterwards in a way that did not inspire confidence in the other might-have-been customers, who were observed to slink away one by one from the barber's chair as if it were infected. ❋ Various (N/A)
£1, the Army pays £2, circumstances under which it is indeed difficult to farm remuneratively in England. ❋ Henry Rider Haggard (1890)
I'm a huge fan of remunicating, I can't believe I used to [just Jack] off and [feeding] it to the [neighbors]. ❋ AyyFriendo (2017)
[Brianna]: Omg! Remun is such a [sweetheart]!
[Ashley]: I know right! I wish I was his girlfriend! ❋ Pikachuuuu_ (2018)
