Sentence examples for seeking reward from inspiring English sources

Mr. Faison became a victim of that plague: a crack addict seeking reward money was the sole witness to say that Mr. Faison and Mr. Shepherd killed a cabdriver in 1987.

The sight and smell of an irresistible food causes the brain to release dopamine, a neurotransmitter that sets us on the path of seeking reward.

She writes, "Research shows that we get a healthy shot of dopamine (the feel good hormone) when we are seeking reward, and when there is something new to experience.

A judge dismissed Monday all claims made against the cities of Los Angeles and Riverside by a camp ranger seeking reward money offered during the search for ex-LAPD Officer Christopher Dorner.

A tight response to VH afferents during VH-dependent behaviors and to the PFC during PFC-dependent behaviors could ensure that the relevant sets of commands are transferred through the ventral basal ganglia loops whether the animal is engaged in spatial exploration or actively seeking reward.

It measures seven dimensions of personality: four temperaments (harm avoidance, novelty seeking, reward dependence, and persistence) and three characters (self-directedness, cooperativeness, and self-transcendence).

We answer the phone, look up something on the internet, check our email, send an SMS, and each of these things tweaks the novelty- seeking, reward-seeking centres of the brain, causing a burst of endogenous opioids (no wonder it feels so good!), all to the detriment of our staying on task.

Researchers made 6,160 inquiries seeking rewards on the Web sites of 22 frequent-flier programs during February and March.

But Mr. Birkenfeld, a 44-year-old American, is not seeking rewards for money collected from his own clients.

Regulatory reform, international expansion and cross-border deals have helped boost the industry, as has a tide of investors seeking rewards or equity in return for their cash.

The tips are pouring in, along with lawsuits seeking rewards.