Sentence examples for increasingly rewarding from inspiring English sources

Evolving market conditions are, increasingly, rewarding companies that act quickly to adapt their outlook beyond the next quarter.

The tax authorities are increasingly rewarding tip-offs in an attempt to recoup the tens of billions lost annually to tax fraud.

I can see her career following a Meryl Streep trajectory into her 40s and 50s, full of increasingly rewarding roles – as long as life continues to let her unclench that jaw.

Those that made the grade are an interesting lot: two are spinoffs of established winners, one is a place that closed for a month and completely reinvented itself, another is an 18-year veteran that has gotten better with age and two are on the East End, an increasingly rewarding destination for exciting food.

Helping others move along the trajectory of their career is more of an opportunity (and an honor) than a challenge, but one that I'm finding both increasingly rewarding and more of a weighty responsibility than I realized when others were helping me.

In contrast, saliency signals increase as a function of behavioral importance irrespective of its valence, and thus typically follow a v-shaped curve with increasing activation for both increasingly rewarding and increasingly aversive stimuli.

Managers in any of the three time zones are increasingly rewarded the same way.

Yet we exist in a culture that increasingly rewards personality rather than character, that prizes fame over achievement.

The rise of health maintenance organisations (HMOs) means that doctors are increasingly rewarded for their ability to deliver value for money within limited budgets.

But the record of the last year provides little evidence that a political system that increasingly rewards extremes and leaves the center feeling underrepresented will have much incentive to attack complicated problems in an ambitious and appropriately nuanced way.

In an economy that increasingly rewards specialization, more and more institutions — from the ones that advertise on late-night cable to the most elite of universities — are offering these programs, typically a package of five or six courses, for credit or not, taken over three to 18 months.