Sentence examples for ambitious rewards from inspiring English sources

The city – cultured, quirky and ambitious – rewards the patient traveller.

They particularly value positive feedback and they love good publicity, so when they achieve ambitious targets, reward them in a visible way.

And although I have no vested interest in VfL Wolfsburg, and to be honest find them to be rather soulless and uninspiring, I wanted McClaren to do well – to see his bold and ambitious decision rewarded.

Developers seeking to capitalize on this interest in transit hubs have for the last several years seen their enthusiasm and ambitious plans well rewarded by the state.

About 60,000 farmers take part in the schemes, which are split into the basic Entry Level Stewardship and the more ambitious (and better rewarded) Higher Lever Stewardship, both of which began in 2005.

Still, this ambitious work offers significant rewards, as the musically gripping production now under way at the Teatro La Fenice in Venice makes clear.

But widening the criteria by which teachers are judged can deal with this: team players as well as ambitious individualists might be rewarded.

But it remained unclear whether Iowa voters would reward her ambitious travel schedule — on Monday alone she is making 10 stops.

General Mills, previously ranked last on climate change policies, made some more ambitious commitments and was rewarded by a significant improvement in its climate score.

The Turner prize judges called it "an ambitious and complex film which rewards repeated viewing".

This exhibition of two sculptures and assorted works on paper lacks the astonishment factor of his most ambitious efforts, but it still rewards contemplation.