Sentence examples for most rewarded from inspiring English sources

But it's the intrepid eater who will be most rewarded.

Slipping through undetected, without alerting patrolling enemies, without a single act of violence, remains the path most rewarded.

Results show that production with "normal" durability is the most rewarded both according to bibliometric indicators and qualitative assessments given by experts.

These are the risks they will be most rewarded or penalized for; that's the nature of risk.

What physical characteristics are most rewarded?

A festival of this sort requires some risk-taking — it's the intrepid who are usually most rewarded.

But as a woman, she finds the belly dancing class she took up a year ago most rewarding.

But it was that 514th win -- an upset of U.C.L.A., the defending national collegiate champion in the first round of the N.C.A.A. tournament -- that was perhaps Mr. Carril's most rewarding.

In four works, one, two or several tablets are grouped, like family portraits, on narrow shelves on the wall, and these works most reward the kind of intense examination that Ms. Celmins's art invites.

The Chitresh Das Dance Company gave the world premiere of Mr. Das's "Sita Haran," which involved storytelling in the classical Kathak idiom without much of the formal dancing that makes the style most rewarding.

The principle of comparative advantage applies; people choose occupations that most reward their combination of skills.