What's the difference between remunerative and remuneratory?
Remunerative
Definition:
(a.) Affording remuneration; as, a remunerative payment for services; a remunerative business.
Example Sentences:
(1) Several studies found that these services were less remunerative than other services and recommended that dentists delegate these functions when possible.
(2) And you would be a shoddy parent indeed if you had no problem with your child slaving for the minimum wage when you could help them achieve something more remunerative.
(3) The issue of quality of life for the chronically disabled requires assisting them in the acquisition of new, although not always remunerative, occupational roles.
(4) This procedure being easy to perform, non-invasive and remunerative, should be systematically applied in paediatric intestinal bleeding.
(5) High tuition and fees require many students to assume sizable educational debts, some of which are so large that the trainees will be unable to repay them unless they enter highly remunerative specialties.
(6) A "job snob", in other words; a scrounger, who was not prepared to get off her backside and put in the hours necessary to secure remunerative employment.
(7) The degree of unemployment in the group (74%) was far greater than has been reported in other surveys, and no quadriplegic was in remunerative employment.
(8) The ITV chief operating officer, John Cresswell, its finance director, Ian Griffiths, and Rupert Howell, the managing director of ITV brand and commercial operations, shared Grade's remunerative pain.
(9) The law profession resorts to pointing out that many lawyers earn a lot less than the public might imagine – but no one is ever going to believe law is anything but a potentially remunerative career.
(10) However, a healthy degree of skepticism is necessary to prevent the use of highly remunerative techniques of questionable benefit to the patient.
(11) Finally, quality of life attributes are increasingly examined in evaluating the cost effectiveness of cardiovascular care, in addition to morbidity and mortality data; determining features involve the resultant functional independence of the individual as a result of care, productivity, return to remunerative work, and level of life satisfaction.
(12) One analysis of deportation records found that only 14% of those deported in 2012 had a criminal record – ie not just an immigration violation, a civil matter – and just 4% were aggravated felons (a category that would cover, for example, the non-remunerative transfer of a single ecstasy pill).
(13) I know that from experience: I worked as a corporate lawyer for four years, and am much happier in my significantly less remunerative job as a freelance writer.