Sentence examples for reasonable rewards from inspiring English sources

"Most Americans, including myself, do not begrudge reasonable rewards for a job well done," he said.

"At its best, capitalism provides fair and reasonable rewards to managers and workers who deliver rewards to shareholders," said William R. Thomas, chairman of Capital Southwest, a publicly traded investment company in Dallas.

Most Americans - including myself - don't begrudge reasonable rewards for a job well done.

There's something marvellously ironic about the volcanic ash cloud coming along just when markets are in turmoil once again, the people deliver a deliciously mischievous electoral verdict, and you're wondering about the cruel fate dealt out to the children you love whose hopes of finding personal fulfilment and reasonable reward in the job market look bleak.

It is further stated that on account of water and other competition, the rates of transportation to an from Los Angeles have been forced to an exceedingly low basis, so that the companies do not receive the amount to which they are justly entitled, and that they ought not to be required to perform the service in question without reasonable reward.

The translator himself is usually a professional and demands a reasonable reward for his labours, more indeed than the original author may expect: the reputations of some translators are higher than those of some authors, and even the translators' names may be better known.

They are not looking at the vast majority of people who earn reasonable reward".

Make sure it's a reasonable reward, but one that you know you will work your hardest for!

Our resulting blue sky valuation range of 331p-399p alsuggestssts a reasonable risk-reward balance.

Last night, baseball officials said that the newly disclosed amendments were reasonable when rewarded with commitments to stay -- the Mets lease was further extended from the last day of 2004 to the last day of 2005, with five one-year renewal options.

However, since ncRNA classes are usually not defined by a specific length but by a narrow distribution of lengths, it is reasonable to reward not only exact length matches but also small differences and to penalize large deviations of peaks in the length distributions.