Sentence examples for most rewards from inspiring English sources

The logic of talent wars is meritocratic: the most talented get the most rewards.

Direct reap the most rewards in the competition for bargain-minded auto insurance customers?

He describes egalitarianism as the "most destructive principle in our society" and believes that the best employees should receive the most rewards.

'BARTON FINK' -- (Fox, $19.98, May 20) Of all the films of the Coen brothers (Joel directs, Ethan produces, they both write), their 1991 "Barton Fink" most rewards multiple viewings; as dense as the film is with novel ideas, inventive visuals and superb performances -- this is certainly John Goodman's best work -- its ultimate meaning remains intriguingly elusive.

Most rewards cards typically offer 1 mile or point per dollar spent (although, some offer bonus miles for spending in various categories — say, gas or groceries — or at different times of the year), so the 1.5 miles for every dollar of across-the-board spending is attractive, said Tim Winship, editor of Frequentflier.com.

Or the CheckPoints app could tell them which items will earn them the most rewards points.

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

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

Most reward schemes, from annual holiday bonuses to sales commission, work according to the first approach.

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

They want to receive the most reward for their investment, and they're drawn to high commissions.