Sentence examples for far less rewarding from inspiring English sources
She finds time spent on marketing far less rewarding.
Strangely, it was a rare example with an automatic transmission, making it far less rewarding to drive in the opinion of many enthusiasts.
People lavish time, funds and effort on cultural activities that are far less rewarding, from football to concerts by ageing rock stars.
Far less rewarding is watching David Foley's stodgy nondrama, "Nance O'Neil," about their relationship, which is being given a thoroughly routine walk-through in Gary Shrader's production for the Blue Coyote Theater Group.
The problem is, even if Harvin does return by then, the Seahawks would almost certainly ease their most expensive player back into action by limiting his field time, making his late-season impact far less rewarding from a fantasy perspective.
Many of the top drivers, including Sebastian Vettel, Fernando Alonso and Kimi Raikkonen, see Spa as bringing the sport back to its grand traditions, before safety and the pressure for bigger crowds, and plusher profits, pushed the series to some of the blander tracks now in use that are far less rewarding of driver skills — and far less dangerous, too.
Meditating is a far less expensive self-rewarding moment in time that gives you the pleasure you crave when stress has taken over.
The program is intelligently scripted, intellectually stimulating, emotionally rewarding and far less violent than many of its coevals.
Adopted pets are far less expensive than pet stores, and often far more rewarding.
A small garden, on the other hand, can be just as charming and rewarding to spend time in, but with far less effort.
