Sentence examples for rewards more from inspiring English sources

But maybe that makes the end rewards more intense.

Test cricket rewards more than just T20-lite batting, and rightly so".

Other rewards more than made up for the inconveniences: The dazzling stars shining in the black, black skies.

This means the lawyers, who stood to collect a third of the settlement under agreements with their clients, could see their anticipated rewards more than halved.

And with that tendency come — for the playwright writing in the safety zone — certain rewards: more frequent productions, bigger budgets, larger audiences, and greater fame.

The system in Houston, also adopted in 2007, defines classroom success so broadly that it rewards more than half of all teachers with bonuses.

Critics also argue that the EF methodology rewards more-intensive production methods that increase yields per unit of land in the short term but might actually be less sustainable in the long run for example, accelerating land degradation.

Both are rewarded more substantially for athletic achievement.

"Often financial incentives are set up to reward more office visits and more complications," Dr. McClellan said.

A curious points system is built in too, rewarding more use.

Do they need recognition, reward, more responsibility or clarity and support?