Sentence examples for a substantial reward from inspiring English sources

Yet, taking this risk can also reap a substantial reward.

None of the items were recovered - they included a £2.8m diamond-studded bracelet - despite a substantial reward.

I mean, this has been hell for me!" But Crutchfield may reap a substantial reward for his sacrifices.

"Many of the stolen Chinese artefacts are still outstanding and a substantial reward remains on offer for information which leads to the safe return of those priceless items".

The second hit Mr. Mizell's head at point-blank range, touching off an investigation that has been blocked by uncooperative witnesses, investigators say, despite a substantial reward.

Sir Chris Evans offered a "substantial reward" for information leading to a conviction after the "irreplaceable" family heirlooms were stolen from his Cotswold mansion three weeks ago.

This means that a smaller reward, received now, is often preferred over a more substantial reward in the future.

There was a very substantial reward -- "millions of dollars' worth" -- for his capture, he pointed out.

Mark Dalrymple, director of Tyler and Co., chartered loss adjusters, and hired by Lloyd's underwriters to investigate the theft, said that, depending on information provided and police approval, a "very substantial" reward was being offered for the painting's return.

"When people become aware of the fact that they could easily win a fairly substantial reward, they anticipate that if they don't win that reward, they are going to be disappointed in themselves for not having done what they needed to do," he says.

This is a national treasure and the foundation is offering a far more substantial reward than any value the thieves might gather from disposing of the bronze as scrap metal".