Sentence examples for tangible rewards of from inspiring English sources

(There is also much genuine happiness: fulfillment in work, long marriages, the psychic and tangible rewards of social service, but that's harder to make interesting).

Film companies are looking for more tangible rewards, of course, and they evade the subject of how to promote such difficult new films as if they were guarding state secrets.

The best compliment for Lloyd's remarkable World Cup final performance – outside of the tangible rewards of the World Cup trophy and the Golden Ball (and the millions in endorsement dollars about to come her way) – is that, by any measure, her championship hat trick deserves to be mentioned with the top performances of all-time.

Results: In the psychological literature, we find strong evidence for an undermining effect of tangible rewards on intrinsic motivation for simple tasks when motivation manifest in behavior is initially high.

Focusing on the effects of non-social or tangible rewards on cognitive control (e.g., response inhibition) neglects how emotionally loaded, social stimuli may affect cognitive control performance in patients with ADHD.

Other artists offer their backers the less tangible reward of being included in the installation itself.

First, there is the very tangible reward of producing something new every week.

"With Kickstarter, there's a tangible reward of getting a DVD or poster," Wu said.

The first trophy for any new manager is vital, especially someone like Pellegrini who has acquired a somewhat unfair reputation as a manager who produces teams high on artistic merit but low on the tangible reward of silverware.

All that work cracking Skype accounts with wordlists did not yield the tangible reward of evidence of a cabal.

The government had hoped the deal would present Jordan and its economy in an attractive light abroad, while convincing critics at home that the country was getting tangible rewards for its support of American mediation in the region.