Reward used in a sentence

Reward in a sentence as a noun

If you're in the press, don't reward stupidity either.

They're own risk is capped at a pretty low level so the more reward the better, regardless of risk.

Perhaps adding some type of incremental reward for the puzzles.

The **** side of the "punish bad behaviour" coin is "reward correct behaviour".

A sociopath flips it, taking on massive risk the company is on the hook for and capture some of the rewards.

If you are looking to make a living off of finding bugs, go directly to the companies that actually have a reward program in place.

Reward in a sentence as a verb

" Californian state employee pensions are "In return for $1 in the present day, 30 years from now we will reward you with a non-callable perpetuity bond with a $10 a year coupon.

Dr. Bose had been awarded a plaque at the national ASA conference in the summer of 2011, but he wasn't well enough to travel to accept the reward, so we volunteered to host a reception in Cambridge to give him the award and recognize other prominent acousticians.

You can't measure individual productivity well within large organizations, and even if you could, it would strain the fabric of the organization to reward people that way.

Almost every time it's been preventable: the result of poor decisions, overcommitment, badly organised work, lack of reward, or just plain doing something I don't actually want to do.

Similar to employee reward schemes that employees learn to manipulate in a way that is detrimental to the business or cobra bounties intended to reduce the number of snakes in a city leading to backyard cobra farms.