Sentence examples for swift reward from inspiring English sources

In Orman's narratives, the decision to take action is frequently followed by swift reward.

A sudden outbreak of euphoria in the opening stages of a match can be the enemy of coherence, as we saw after Jermain Defoe's 13th senior international goal provided a swift reward for the 73,000 who turned up on a warm London night to see if Fabio Capello could inject a greater sense of purpose into the national team.

It was a Ramadan gift with a difference: Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates dipped into their oil revenues this week to stump up a cool $12bn£8bnbn) to bail out cash-strapped Egypt – a swift reward for the army's removal of President Mohamed Morsi and the stunning blow to his Muslim Brotherhood.

The sport has the advantage of reaping swift rewards, unlike more physically technical sports, and in Beijing six of their medallists were at their first games.

A few local pioneers have reaped swift rewards: Bozano Simonsen, a financial-services firm in Rio de Janeiro, pocketed a $400m profit last year, when it sold minority stakes in two privatised steel makers it had bought for a total of $150m.New openness to foreign investment will invite consequences that go far beyond the companies sold and the investors buying them.

Once a decision has been made to start planning for elimination, incentives can be aligned with more targeted interventions, rewarding swift attention to individual cases.

The work may have been simple, but the rewards were swift.

His reward was a swift bayonet through the throat.

St Vincent was known for his generosity to officers he considered worthy of reward and his swift and often harsh punishment of those he felt deserved it.

Britain, according to Blair, was now part of a global economy that was "indifferent to tradition," rewarding only those "swift to adapt, slow to complain, open, willing and able to change".

But the rewards of my manual climb are swift.