Sentence examples for wrongly rewarded from inspiring English sources
But when it comes time to bid on jobs, these employers have a substantial edge and are wrongly rewarded, Mr. Conroy contends.
Back in September, Treasury officials similarly argued that bailing out Lehman would have wrongly rewarded it for its bad behavior and excessive risk-taking, and thereby would have given the nation's financial sector a green light for future bad behavior.
At least, it looked like that from the hall.Grave of tone and dressed for a funeral (charcoal suit, slate-grey tie), Mr Miliband spent almost an hour telling British voters that what they want is a new, more moral economy one that rewards "producers" and workers, but punishes "predators" and cheats of all kinds, from bosses wrongly rewarded for failure to scroungers fiddling their welfare claims.
On YouTube these days, along with so many clips of taunting and exulting and athletes making the choke sign, there is a lovely video showing 10 minutes of moments of pure sportsmanship - penalties wrongly rewarded, and then deliberately missed, wrestlers stopping in mid choke-hold to assist an opponent, bitter old foes embracing at the end of the game.
His suggestion that federal aid might wrongly reward "undeserving" homeowners sounded both mean-spirited and economically naïve.
This means that when CRN senses correctly an idle subchannels, he would be rewarded and when CRN senses wrongly a busy subchannel, he would be penalized.
Rovers, despite having played only one competitive match since their domestic season ended six weeks ago, showed far more gusto than the visitors early on and James Paterson seemed to have rewarded their greater appetite with a goal in the second minute, but the referee ruled — wrongly — that he was offside when he sent his 20-yard curling shot in off the post.
