Sentence examples for soft rewards from inspiring English sources

Although the economic literature on the effect of rewards is reluctant to accept the power of these intrinsic soft rewards, especially social scientists examining the influence of social relationships and bonds in military groups, have acknowledged the power of these returns.

Hard power invites calculation; soft power rewards imagination.

The main findings are: (1) Three TQM soft practices (Teamwork, Rewards & Recognition and Education & Training) have direct and indirect significant effect on job satisfaction.

And with that, we're officially through the looking glass, to the point where conservative critiques of the campaign press now read like Media Matters essays: Journalists are too soft on Trump, rewarding him with too much airtime and allowing him to dictate access ground rules.

In response to the proposal to tax sugary soft drinks, why not reward good eating habits rather than tax bad ones?

Travis, 15 at the time, said the winner of the fights was rewarded with soft drink and chocolate which they would otherwise only get once a week.

Starbucks has certainly been delivering more of a pleasant jolt than Coca-Cola has of late, but the Atlanta soft-drink giant rewarded Coke shareholders twice as handsomely from 1982 to the 1998 peak.

"In reality, art thieves are professional criminals who view art and antiques as a soft touch, offering potentially high rewards and/or the ability to utilise the asset as a form of collateral to fund other areas of criminal activity".

Unless every grouping has the exact same average team quality, clubs in weaker divisions will be rewarded with a soft schedule and an easy route to the playoffs, while those facing tougher competition will be penalised.

Mortensen (whose fluent Spanish is one of the movie's many unexpected rewards) lends a soft-spoken authority to the role of Dinesen.

If your game generously rewards the user with soft currency, but enables him with spend options of mostly hard currency, well, that's just not right.