Sentence examples for more rewards for from inspiring English sources

"No more rewards for failure.

Class actions can also distort the usual incentives in the adversary system, offering more rewards for lawyers than for plaintiffs.

Across FR-levels horses earned more rewards for social contact than for an empty arena, as shown by much higher intercept values (2.51 vs. 0.99; P < 0.001).

But they had reneged on their promise, procured a bomb and were now expecting yet more rewards for returning to the table.

The company is planning to inject up to $27bn into new projects over the next 12 months, which Voser said would bring more rewards for shareholders.

The military needs to increase the ranks of Foreign Area Officers and to provide more rewards for their much-needed service.

In essence, I think you're right, I think we should have been more rewarded for innovation.

"It's not only that there's more of it in Hollywood — it's that there's more reward for it," Stutz says.

Labour MP John Mann told the Telegraph the latest batch of honours was "more reward for failure, an irritation that needs preventing in the future".

The jockey folded it all up on his arm, patted his horse on the back, one more reward for the effort.

So the perfect joke is you're able to give the minimum amount of information, and for some reason when the audience gets it they feel more rewarded for it.