Sentence examples for rewarding contributors from inspiring English sources

President Bush's conference of supporters and beneficiaries of his economic policies is another example of his focus on rewarding contributors and his lack of interest in the welfare of the average American.

"He squandered the surplus rewarding campaign contributors, mismanaged the energy crisis and bungled the budget," Mr. Simon said.

Mr. Lunsford has hit Mr. McConnell for ties to special interests and rewarding campaign contributors, first making the accusation that Mr. McConnell was too close to the oil industry when gas prices were climbing this summer.

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It’s hugely rewarding to watch our contributors and staffers build audiences around their individual brands on Forbes.com, then extend their voices to other platforms.

It integrates a tidbit of game mechanics, in that you can track user behavior, reward desirable actions, and you can view analytics to see your top contributors or biggest pests, rewarding or penalizing them accordingly.

Honours in Britain these days are a muddle, recognising merit often, but also rewarding political cronies, timeservers, and, of course, generous contributors to party funds.

The clincher is that, collectively, they're also the ones doing most of the work in the sense that content is at least partially based on user contributions (pages have a Wiki-esque "edit" button, though I'm told that contributors will always be invite-only), while Rushmore is rewarding fans who add content via virtual and unspecified real world rewards.

The nurse-client relationship, the core elements and structure of the NFP program and support of NFP colleagues were described as rewarding factors, while workload and workplace factors were identified as significant contributors to stress.

Exploitation of scientific results can be financially and intellectually rewarding, for both the owners of the intellectual property and for the scientific contributors.

And the commission proposes rewarding firms which promote work-based health and wellbeing; setting up a taskforce to examine the causes of and contributors to the high level of incapacity benefit claimants in the city (75% higher than the British average); and ensuring health and wellbeing are at the heart of the design process for new homes, schools, offices and public buildings.