Sentence examples for poorly rewarded from inspiring English sources

(On this measure, India's prime minister is especially poorly rewarded).

We are reliably informed that they are the most poorly rewarded of the professional sportsmen,….

Building everything from trains and tractors to aircraft-engine parts is capital-intensive, but tends to be poorly rewarded.

He claims to have carried out his part of this bargain, and to have been poorly rewarded.

He felt bitter that the great efforts and achievements of his first term were so poorly rewarded.

Due to lack of appropriate economic incentives offered by current markets the provision of ecosystem services by farmers is poorly rewarded.

They either worked well or poorly, were rewarded accordingly, and looked elsewhere if for any reason they weren't happy with the bargain.

For example, an employee who exceeds his targets but treats his team members poorly should not be rewarded in an organization that values teamwork.

The architectural practices Dogma and Black Square used their opportunity in the British Pavilion to point out another function of these communal spaces: paying directly for domestic labour, which in the past might have been rewarded disproportionately poorly – if at all.

In fact, treat Madeira poorly and it rewards the careful drinker with elegant notes of caramel, chalk, treacle, roasted nuts and late summer stone fruits such as quince and peaches.

Kimco's announcement follows news late Sunday of a deal in which managers and shareholders of a poorly performing REIT are being rewarded by outsider investors riding to their rescue wearing a takeover hat.