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rewarding

[ri-wawr-ding] / rɪˈwɔr dɪŋ /


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"A 1998 New York Times story first brought us to Bangladesh. More than two decades later, this finding is deeply rewarding. Public health is often the ultimate delayed gratification."

From Science Daily

Boards must also have the flexibility and fortitude to design incentive compensation structures as they see fit to align with long-term strategies, while still rewarding short-term achievements that enable those long-term goals.

From Barron's

At the same time, Alphabet has defied the trend, with investors rewarding the company for both its AI advances and its strong core advertising and search businesses.

From The Wall Street Journal

"It's just been great being a part of it and especially being at the premieres... and seeing how each country takes in the movie, and that is what's rewarding to everyone."

From BBC

Mr. Sharaa has also continued to host extremist foreign fighters, appointing several to senior positions within the military and rewarding them with army divisions, despite their implication in sectarian killings.

From The Wall Street Journal