Sentence examples for rewarding on from inspiring English sources

Evoking this legend, Mr. Lepage and Ms. Michaud conclude the show by offering three provisional endings, all plausible and rewarding on their own terms, but each leaving one of the three characters waving a bittersweet goodbye to the other two, suggesting that whatever the future holds, someone will end up abandoned and alone.

It is difficult to unceasingly return [to] a problem that one cannot solve; it is not very rewarding on a medical level; it is easier to cure people…" GP 12, F, 55 y, Fr Some GPs considered the use of all illegal drugs as abuse, whereas others considered this use as abuse only when it affected the patient's health or social life.

His ministry with the addiction-treatment center, he said, "is very rewarding on so many different fronts, but financial return isn't one of them".

Each role is strenuous and high, so it was especially rewarding on Thursday that the three men were exciting in different ways and combined for exhilarating duets.

The duo's contrasts were most rewarding on "Maleem Ya Maleem," which involved an incantatory rhythmic loop and a floating melodic line.

As I have said, it was very clear that Manchester City was a sleeping giant of English football and waking that giant I think is going to be rewarding on a number of levels".

Such a state of affairs inhibits their abilities to broaden livelihood streams through more rewarding on-farm and off-farm schemes – a situation which directly impacts on their ability to instil climate-smart practices in their farms (Raworth 2007; Silvestri et al. 2015).

It makes sense that Amazon would want to tap into this growing trend for other genres, too – especially as it markets its own Kindle Fire tablets to families with small children, where features like Kindle Free Time enable safe use of the device among ever-younger users, while other parental controls encourage and rewarding on-device reading.

Whatever team selects him will have a project -- a potentially rewarding one -- on its hands.

The BAS Fun Seeking scale has 4 items focusing on a desire for new rewards and a willingness to approach a potentially rewarding event on the spur of the moment.

"It was so rewarding being on the road giving all kinds of kids a chance to shine on stage," he said.