Sentence examples for financial enjoyment from inspiring English sources

Thus, "success" seems to mean an abundance of experiences rather than an abundance of things, a career that provides a basic level of financial enjoyment as well as one that's fulfilling a passion, a lifestyle that promotes health, and social media accounts that depict all these achievements (whether for better or for worse).

Part of the enjoyment is financial: booking Boston-Los Angeles for immediate departure costs only $267 £1788) on Southwest, $215 less than American Airlines.

They don't own yachts for the financial return but for sheer enjoyment.

He wrote plays for his own enjoyment rather than for financial reward.

Adding a financial incentive to this increases the enjoyment for some players, but it massively decreases it for others by increasing the intensity, and the risk, and the potential for loss".

Of course, turning an age-old beverage meant for enjoyment and sharing into a financial instrument may offend many wine purists.

As I pointed out in a previous post, employee engagement is three times more dependent on intrinsic than extrinsic rewards, and financial rewards extinguish intrinsic goals (e.g., enjoyment, sheer curiosity, learning or personal challenge).

Patients with limited enjoyment of personal interests, weak financial situation, greater dependency on others to access health services, and dissatisfaction with accommodation reported poorer HRQL (SF-12: p < 0.001; SAQ: p < 0.01).

Chief executive Rooney Anand said: "It is clear that even in these difficult times customers still look for enjoyment and some respite from the financial pressures they are facing.

An incentive can be either intrinsic (interest and enjoyment of the work) or extrinsic (financial reward), or both.

Preferences for walking were related to enjoyment of outdoor activities and minimal financial costs.