Sentence examples for Highly rewarded from inspiring English sources

Igloi et al. found that the highly rewarded pictures were better remembered at both time points (at the expense of lowly rewarded ones), but only for participants who had slept after learning.

Some graduates are clearly more "highly rewarded" than others.

They are among the most highly rewarded and sought-after stars of contemporary baseball.

"This is because English is so dominant and so highly rewarded".

"Each year new farmers jump on board," he says, as they see their neighbours being highly rewarded for focusing on quality.

Being a teacher, especially of young children or teenagers, will be a job as revered (and as highly rewarded) as that of a brain surgeon.

Their brains are designed so that actions vital for propagating their genes such as eating and having sex are highly rewarding.

But when he tells us, for instance, that in the summer of 1599 the roads would have been full of demobbed soldiers from the Ireland campaign, hurrying home to work on the harvest, his imaginative method seems highly rewarding.

Do certain drug makers highly reward executives when a new drug receives approval from the Food and Drug Administration, Mr. Donaldson asked, without making the same executives take responsibility — and give back their huge paychecks — if a Vioxx-like problem were to develop?

Overall, our results show that modern knowledge-based economies highly reward skills.

Their management is not obviously easy, but reverting a chronic migraine patient to an episodic one is highly rewarding.