Sentence examples for further rewarding from inspiring English sources

Alas, to use either assumes a more egalitarian world than ours and risks further rewarding the beneficiaries of past discrimination: older, whiter, manlier men who began their careers in an era when many colleges were reluctant to hire or promote women and African-Americans, for example.

A few were further rewarded by the chance to try on a jewel.

There is a tip jar for customers looking to further reward his pluck.

The residents were told, "Whoever cooperates with the government will be further rewarded 700,000 yuan".

They argue that executives are already offered ample compensation and should not be further rewarded simply for being let go.

Mr. Blair was further rewarded when he was given responsibility for leading the coverage of the sniper prosecution.

Their flaw was that even a person who had no chance of being found not guilty would be further rewarded for pleading guilty.

But they were further rewarded as the company rode the booming market for subprime lending, sending its stock to a high of nearly $66 a share in December of 2004.

They were assisted by changes in government policy — taxes were cut, welfare programs were eliminated — that further rewarded the wealthy and removed support for the poor.

Thus, people on welfare are immoral and thus should be penalised, while rich people should be further rewarded and incentivised to continue to be moral.

Douglas Alexander, another ally of Mr Brown's who had already been picked as Labour's election strategist, was further rewarded with a promotion to the Department for International Development, replacing Hilary Benn.