"Sunken Garden," despite its contorted revelations and desultory conclusion, is unquestionably a bold, rewarding venture that demands consideration.
Similarly, Mr. Franzen spoke of the shallow pleasures of "liking" as defined by Facebook, urging instead the riskier, more rewarding venture of love.
As graphene is replete with unique structural and electronic properties scanning probe microscopy has proved to be an exciting and a rewarding venture.
Led by guitarist Jeff Parker, whose unique, flinty tone can be heard with the jazz-informed post-rock band Tortoise, the band also includes the eclectic touch of local percussion hero Alex Cline and bassist Eric Revis, whose recent album "City of Asylum" is a bracing, rewarding venture into the avant-garde.
Social network provide entrepreneurs with opportunities, converting them into rewarding ventures, depends on the entrepreneur's skill that include cognitive skills and socializing skills (Burt1997).
If David and Bobbie's experience was tumultuous but ultimately rewarding, R.'s venture into fatherhood seemed cursed from the beginning.
So too did the enemies I'd previously put to the sword, yet these bite-sized runs of beast-slaying action, shuttling from fiery salvation to my souls-spilling bloodstain, made repeating my previously unsuccessful ventures rewarding, not frustrating.
But your profits can make this sort of venture very rewarding indeed, and you will have the added benefit of having your own food supply if a disaster occurs, which your parents will be very, very grateful for.
In 1860, Milton Bradley developed a radically different concept of success in The Checkered Game of Life, the first American board game rewarding players for worldly ventures such as attending college, being elected to Congress, and getting rich.
It can borrow "short" from emerging countries, satisfying their demand for safe, liquid securities, even as it invests "long" in riskier but more rewarding assets overseas.The world's venture capitalistTo some extent it already does.
Inadequate access to client-friendly credit facilities inhibit people's abilities to venture into more rewarding enterprises (Barrett and Carter 2013; Oluoko-Odingo 2011).
