Sentence examples for unearned rewards from inspiring English sources

For Hawker, there is no joy in unearned rewards.

It continues: "The Tory move risks simply showering unearned rewards on those who happen to be renting existing stock".

We are on strike against the creed of unearned rewards and unrewarded duties.

Blow felt that "unearned rewards are false and meaningless", and thus included collectibles earned only after solving a puzzle.

Michael Gove surprised his audience at a conference fringe meeting last month with the declaration that Conservatives should talk more about the "undeserving rich", whose insulation from risk by unearned reward was discrediting the case for free market capitalism.

They even light up now if you retweet something good and other people on your timeline like and retweet it, for an extra unearned reward.

But what I believe is that everybody has a combination of unearned advantage and unearned disadvantage in life.

As we try to build a stronger, more entrepreneurial economy, who can possibly defend a tax system that rewards unearned wealth at the expense of hard work?

It's certainly not always safe to be open about your non-theism, but whether the freedom of certain religious people to, in certain contexts, be fearlessly open doesn't seem consistent with the sort of the ubiquitous unearned immunity and reward scheme that the term usually refers to.

I am of that generation that benefited from the housing boom: over 50 years it has rewarded me with a valuable, unearned asset.

Most of all, "Lookin' for Bird in the Big City" is about yearning, but its hopeful protagonist never comes to life, and when at last the young trumpeter finds Parker playing at a club and is invited up onstage to perform, just like that, it's incomprehensible -- the reward too easy, the triumph unearned.