Sentence examples for rewarding example from inspiring English sources

"The Mayan," a candid portrait that foils the subject's distinctive profile against an unfocused background, is a rewarding example.

There have been rewarding examples of control success (van Klinken and Campbell 2009); however, Prosopis populations continue to spread in many areas and further management is needed.

Moreover, culture and co-operation (process) could be enhanced by rewarding good examples and by refraining from punishment when mistakes are reported[ 33, 34].

His health law includes an array of experiments for example, rewarding hospitals that keep patients well.

Defense lawyers, however, say the loan program had more than one purpose, for example, rewarding executives for company successes.

It's the perspective that relishes rewarding kidnappers, for example, the better to underline one's impotence with regard to all things foreign.

For example, rewarding Wall Street's outsized risk-takers with immediate bonuses, no matter how their trades worked out, turned out to be, well, disastrous.

It is, for example, rewarding to study side by side the fancy-vs.-plain responses to Cubism in Gerald Murphy's 1929 "Wasp and Pear and Daviss's 1930 "Egg Beater V".

Instead of, for example, rewarding scientists largely for the number of papers they publish — which credits quick, sloppy results that might not be reliable — we might reward scientists to a greater degree for producing solid, trustworthy research that other people are able to successfully replicate and then extend.

Competitors point out that the grocer will claw most of that back by, for example, rewarding shoppers with loyalty cards less generously and reducing other special promotions.So far, at least, the rest of the "big four" in the business seem sanguine about the initiative a response that reflects both the mood of the grocery market overall and Tesco's place in it.

A more rational and productive set of policy choices would not only remove disincentives to pastoralist land uses, but also develop mechanisms for actively rewarding them, for example, through payments for ecosystem services that better link revenues from tourism with local communities whose land uses support wildlife and tourism.