Sentence examples for monthly reward from inspiring English sources

Those holding the Halifax Reward current account will also receive less from early next year, with the monthly reward payment falling from £5 net (£6.25 gross) to £3 net (£3.75 gross) from 1 February 2017.

Those holding the Halifax Reward account will also receive less bang for their buck, as the monthly reward payment is falling from £5 net (£6.25 gross) to £3 net (£3.75 gross) from 1 February.

Some parts of the program are comically antique: a Beijing mother reminded me today that families with one child in the capital are still automatically eligible to receive a monthly "reward" from the state for adhering to the one-child plan.

Table 5 frequency of speeding in relation the magnitude of fines/rewards in motivating a behavior   Frequent speeders; n = 54 Non-frequent speeders; n = 55 p value What size of a monthly reward would motivate you to avoid any speeding of 20 km/h or more over the limit?

To get higher monthly rewards, you'll need to have a mortgage or insurance with the bank.

Someone who swipes for $1,000 in purchases per month can get up to $10 in monthly rewards.

Now in their 12th year, the Observer Food Monthly Awards reward the best in British food and drink.

Later this week Barclays is joining the fray by launching a bank account that pays a monthly £4 reward to those who pay in at least £800 a month and have two direct debits paid out of the account.

The first category, "financial rewards", contains all monetary rewards: monthly pay, on the one hand, and all other remunerations on the other hand, e.g. a New Years' bonus or a vacation allowance.

(Recurring charges on the debit card from monthly billers earn rewards, too).

From all nurses, 14 perceived their monthly pay as a reward for the job: "Personally, when talking about rewards for doing my job, it is very important for me to be able to earn enough money with it" (nurse 20).