Sentence examples for sufficiently rewarded from inspiring English sources

The Labour pollster Deborah Mattinson tested this idea recently, and found it appealed to people who felt they were not sufficiently rewarded for being "hard-working" throughout their lives.

"It has long been my view that risk-takers are not sufficiently rewarded in the world of ideas and that academic incentives are too conservative," he said.

Syrgiannes was dissatisfied with the new arrangements, feeling that he had not been sufficiently rewarded for his support of Andronikos III.

However, VHWs did not always feel that the PBI system sufficiently rewarded them for effort expended.

The lessons from these two stories, entirely typical of Spaniards abroad, are clear: the Spanish are not inherently idle; the labour market in Spain does not sufficiently reward talent and hard work.

These winds of change threaten our society's need for a new generation of qualified young professionals, who depend on us to sufficiently reward their efforts and ambition.

A rationale for providing 'large' incentives was that people would not find 'small' incentives sufficiently rewarding.

But Mr. Taylor apparently thought he had not been rewarded sufficiently for his involvement.

The widespread application of reward protocols also highlights recognition of the relationship between task compliance and a sufficiently rewarding neuroimaging environment.

In contrast, if it is sensitivity that is altered in depression, then a sufficiently strong reward can drive subjective reward intensity to its normal maximum, thus compensating partially for the influence of the affective disorder.

Having sufficiently exfoliated his strip-club-going self, though, he is rewarded with Helen Hunt, the boss he has failed to vanquish and the woman with whom he will presumably (and happily) spend his life reading the labels on calcium supplements.