Sentence examples for apparent reward from inspiring English sources

· President Bush lifts sanctions against Pakistan over the weekend as an apparent reward for its support.

The apparent reward: Sir Christopher Gent, the British mobile-phone firm's chief executive, is paid a bonus worth £1.6m, on top of £2.4m in salary and extras.

A woman at the bank gave Mr. Chaibou a gift of coins bearing the likeness of Mandela, an apparent reward for "having deposited a huge amount of money on this account," Mr. Sithole told FIFA investigators.

The rats therefore engage in helpful "prosocial behaviour" even if there was no apparent reward.

The absence of apparent reward for local actors who conserve and at time upgrade the genetic resources upon which improved varieties are built on, further stresses the lack of regard for certain innovation systems.

Washington had suggested that it would offer about $110 million but boosted its contribution as an apparent reward for the tough decision to send Milosevic to the tribunal despite strong opposition among Yugoslav political leaders.

There are no apparent rewards for this life; it just is.

They note [ 29] that the "crowding theory" developed by Frey and Jegan in 2001, which states that extrinsic goals, coming from outside, can crowd out intrinsic goals where the person receives no apparent rewards except the activity itself, is relevant to volunteer CHWs.

As a result, Steinbrenner's apparent willingness to reward Jeter, though a departure from his standard practice with young players, could represent just plain good business sense.

Still, the Folio prize will not apologise for highlighting books that might at first appear daunting, their method or intentions less readily apparent, but that reward dedicated readers by reflecting the world in an entirely unexpected way.

I-Lost neurons changed their firing rate at the presentation of the first nonidentical stimulus, that is, when it was apparent that no reward was forthcoming.