Sentence examples for vast reward from inspiring English sources

Hübner headed over and Liverpool found themselves within touching distance of the Champions League group stage – a vast reward for fine margins.

Disney is hoping for similarly vast rewards.

We may not want to hand out vast rewards to France and Germany.

The proceeds of this theft can then be exchanged for real currency, reaping vast rewards for malicious actors.

Pop stars and their parent corporations are the true élites of the cultural sphere, reaping vast rewards from a winner-takes-all system.

It is now abundantly clear that the vast rewards claimed by the captains of finance and industries in no way reflect their value to society or the economy.

But the vast rewards that high prices have rained on OPEC have made the notion of a high price for oil a moving target.

Adair Turner, the chairman of Financial Services Authority, has gone further still, suggesting the vast rewards on offer sucked talent from more productive parts of the economy.

The gap between the pay of top bosses and that of the ordinary worker has ballooned since the early 1980s when bosses started to complain of the vast rewards available to younger and less-experienced high-flyers on Wall Street.

While there must be sympathy for public figures and the loss of a private dimension to their lives, it is the trade they make for the vast rewards that celebrity brings.

Four decades of ruthless penalties for political dissent — and vast rewards for Qaddafi loyalty — long ago transformed Libyan public life into a kind of elaborate theater, dropping a heavy curtain between public expression and private opinion.