Sentence examples similar to garnered rewards from inspiring English sources

Risky behaviour garnered huge rewards; caution was punished.

Participants completed a simple task that garnered both reward feedback and feedback about the precision of performance.

Points garnered real-world rewards: when you reached level five, you got a TaskRabbit T-shirt; level ten came with business cards.

As illustrated in Figure 2, the receipt of high-magnitude reward caused strong priming: participants were fast to respond when the previous trial garnered high-magnitude reward and the color defining the current target was the same as that of the target in the previous trial.

In contrast, participants were slow when the previous trial garnered high-magnitude reward and the target color in the previous trial now came to define the distractor.

This job, in all its frustration and with its appropriately serious level of responsibility, has garnered me the most rewards, perks and kudos I've ever gotten from employment.

Such a high reward would have garnered national attention, especially at a time when a small farm could be purchased for a mere US$400.

But that situation was an inevitable consequence of the phenomenon of "Other People's Money," wherein executives garnered a disproportionate share of the rewards and only a tiny fraction of the losses.

Known for his troubles off the field, Smith has garnered a reputation on risk versus reward.

These prior reviews have also suggested that the preponderance of published articles on STMMS, numbering in the hundreds, are reflective in nature and convey the emotional rewards, sense of renewal and adventure garnered by physicians in the course of their participation in STMMs [ 3, 5].

George walked away from his sport while still a young man and before he could reap the rewards that his gifts would surely have garnered.