Sentence examples for thus rewarding from inspiring English sources

A second would allot allowances every year or two, giving more to bigger power generators but fewer to bigger polluters, thus rewarding the cleanest plants.

This kind of partial peace could create a prevailing mood for providing the next return move of compromise, thus rewarding the Hamas hardliners for their step down the road to political normalisation.

Now, with this week's harder line from Russia and China, America should be able to sustain a hard line against the North rather than buying it off again and thus rewarding its brinkmanship.Even that, though, will not be easy.

It's worth recalling that Lincoln, in his initial draft of the Emancipation Proclamation, sought the repatriation of the freed slaves — thus rewarding black people who had helped save the Union with exile, while granting continued residence to the Confederates who tried to overthrow the government.

Scores were calculated by the addition of completion time and penalty points, thus rewarding both speed and precision (score = time + penalty points).

In terms of stakeholder theory, a firm's provision of recycling convenience reflects an understanding of consumer difficulties and enables consumers to address prevalent waste problems, thus rewarding the firm by a positive consumer reaction in the form of higher customer satisfaction.

The wit imitated by the 90s understudies of Morley and Burchill assumed nastiness to be greatness, and were thus rewarded.

Stand your ground thus rewards killers for silencing their victims and claiming the deceased party was the aggressor in the matter".

Mr Banister reckons that the key to its success was that it took economics seriously: buyers will not pay for a high listing if searchers do not value it, and thus reward it, when they find it.

Thus, rewards programs should give hotels and airlines an edge against the sharing economy.

Moreover, the effect of financial rewards on IQ scores increased dramatically the higher the reward: Thus rewards higher than $10 produced g values of more than 1.6 (roughly equivalent to more than 20 IQ points), whereas rewards of less than $1 were only one-tenth as effective.