Sentence examples for narrow reward from inspiring English sources

This "reaction," defiance, is merely another opportunity for this missing cohort.... the blue collar, white working family....to compete further on a losing basis in a very narrow reward stream.

They want their work to have a positive impact on something more meaningful than just the narrower rewards of money, position, or power.

On the other hand, some studies examined nurses' rewards qualitatively, but adopted a narrow interpretation of rewards, concentrating solely on the financial rewards.

Charles Ellis, author of the recent book on Goldman, thinks traders' focus has narrowed as rewards have gradually shifted from the team and the year to the trader and the individual trade.

Running a private-equity firm is a narrow pursuit, which rewards the bloodless and the single-minded.

It's too safe, too worthy, too willing to reward a narrow view of British music.

From a distance of half…"}]} Across from a glass-goods warehouse on an unassuming, windswept Bushwick block, the Narrows has glossy rewards for the determined seeker of a good drink.

The week before, surgery animals were trained to run the narrow beam for a food reward once daily, 5 days per week.

A third task involved a U-tube apparatus, which comprised 3 tubes: a narrow central tube containing the reward and 2 wider outer tubes into which stones could be dropped.

And, in narrow terms, obedience was indeed rewarded.

With a Challenge Cup semi-final against Warrington around the corner, on 8 August, Wigan's ability to grind out narrow wins could yet be rewarded with a trip to Wembley.