Sentences with phrase «actually rewards people»

Why not a system that actually Rewards people for saving energy.

I love the idea of the Cosmo Awards, because it's actually rewarding people for those efforts.

Not exact matches

In the past few weeks, Wells Fargo has been widely criticized for having a compensation structure that rewarded sales people for opening accounts, regardless of whether those accounts would actually be used by customers.

Having rewards that people don't actually want is a good one.

«I think small businesses should be paying less taxes, we just have to make sure that it's done right... We have to know that a large percentage of small businesses are actually just ways for wealthier Canadians to save on their taxes and we want to reward the people who are actually creating jobs.»

I keep saying that «production» of Bitcoins actually uses Communist (real Communist) system, which rewards people that do the work (miners) and that in order to get rewarded, you must do the work... ie Proof of Work.

And what Blueboard is designed to do is make your company «sticky» by providing incentives that actually matter to people and that they'll take pride in when they're actually rewarded.

So what you are saying, Vic, is that christianity does not require that a person actually deserve or earn their reward.

So if people think that when the Bible talks about reward, it is actually referring to eternal life, it is no wonder that people get confused about how to receive the free gift of eternal life.

Pie - in - the - sky as it sounds, I actually trust God with my reward — and seriously the love I have for our people and the joy I take in seeing them grow in their relationship with God is reward enough for me (but it is hard to raise a family on unpaid job - satisfaction).

If there was a god, it would be far more likely that god would reward people who actually use the brains god gave them.

They should expect difficulties but know that the rewards of community service often outweigh the hardships — and can actually change the direction of a person's life.

The biggest crook of all, Cuomo, is actually going to run for president which proves that all good establishment crooks get rewarded and the people pay for it.

I actually think that is self - serving, cowardly and short - sighted as, imho, it will actually be the innovative person within Labour or the Tories who brings in these changes who will reap the rewards, not the small parties who act as protest votes now.

«Often we don't really think about the verbal rewards we use on a day - to - day basis, but actually these are things that are likely to influence people's motivation more than the tangible rewards, which we don't get as frequently,» Dr Hewett adds.

«Combining vacations with exercise is a great reward, and it helps people set goals that they'll actually want to accomplish,» says Holland.

Eating a high - protein breakfast can actually alter the motivation and reward signals in the brain, making people less likely to be driven to eat in order to feel better (12).

Actually, the most rewarding part is being an active part of a person's medical needs.

Nevertheless easily chat the Internet often results to in only superficial understanding of other person and does not allow anymore expectation about that how they actually think about rewarding of tests and adversities of acquaintances who has children whether they be complete time or incomplete single fathers.

It'll be interesting to see if the Academy rewards Jarmusch for making a movie people will actually like, or if he's punished for making a movie people will actually like.

«In the process of creating No Child Left Behind, as people thought about these strategies and rewards, they actually undermined teachers» motivations.

I spent over a year creating this game with my business partner, Dr. Jeffrey Prince, so it was really rewarding to finally see actually people playing with what we'd built — and enjoying it!

Of course, they might not be making as much as people imagine, but there certainly is a perception — and the actions of big media companies don't often do anything to dispell it — that for all the talk of protecting intellectual property and rewarding creators, it's actually the big media companies and their shareholders who get most of the rewards.

These days, I can pretty much get 1 % rebate with any credit card that offers a rewards program, but not many will go above the 1 % mark and it is becoming increasingly difficult to get good rewards from card issuers because of changes in credit card rules (I think the new law actually punishes people who are using their plastics responsibly).

Many people don't realize it, but dividend increases are actually similar to annual raises — they reward good performance, they are meant to fight inflation and they put more money in your pocket.

A card with a higher APR might actually make more sense for a person if it comes with certain rewards and benefits.

However, the evidence that card rewards actually induce people to spend more overall is elusive at best.

The evidence actually suggests that the proliferation of rewards isn't causing people to increase their overall debt.

Because Debx is actually free, I'm quick to recommend it to anyone building credit, people who struggle with overspending on credit cards, and credit card rewards junkies who don't always keep careful track of their credit cards that carry annual fees (guilty).

It's also not obvious how people reach their individual reference points, but regardless, all individuals penalize themselves for not reaching their particular reference points much more than they reward themselves when they do actually reach them, De Giorgi says, because «while you may like reaching your reference point, you don't like reaching it as much as you dislike not reaching it.»

The Ultimate Rewards shopping portal has a wide variety of retailers listed, and they are places that normal, middle class people actually shop, like Target, Bed, Bath & Beyond and the aforementioned Barnes & Noble.

In a rewarding market like the one we've had for the last few years the only people who wouldn't have a chance to come close to that are those who thought it was actually a bad market and stayed out.

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Is this just an over-hyped credit card for people looking to impress or is it actually a valuable rewards card?

Most people who read this blog and are US - based have access to United Airlines miles due to their partnership with Chase Ultimate Rewards or from actually flying UA, and the appearance of a partner on the award search is huge.

Although IHG Rewards Club has wisely decided to have the same number of properties moving up and down, you can bet that those hotels where people actually wan to redeem are steadily moving higher in point requirements.

I always recommend that people start applying for travel rewards cards by focusing on those with good long - term value — the ones that are actually worth paying the annual fee and using for daily purchases.

Few people will actually switch banks just for the rewards on a debit card.

Where smart rewards enthusiasts use credit card rewards to get free travel or help save on trips they can actually afford, there are also people who jeopardize their financial lives to rack up rewards.

The Fidelity Visa Signature or Citi DoubleCash are actually probably going to be better than the Barclay Arrival + for most people because they have no annual fee and still have a 2 % rewards rate.

They reward people who are actually willing to put in a bit of effort.

The shield jumping is actually such an amazing feature that I sent an email to the creators about why they weren't (in my own words) «pimping that hot shit» in their trailer and website, because it opens up the game so much, and the reply I got back was that they were worried that it could alienate potential consumers — the shield bouncing isn't really required in any of the areas, although the game mentions it and gives you rewards for performing it, but showing a trailer with the crazy antics you can get up to with it could have made people think you might need to be a hardcore gamer to really appreciate the game.

A gaming industry focused on rewarding merit would look more like the people who actually play these games.

But I feel that at least in a game where you are trying to teach people through gameplay that a passive route is possible, and encouraged, that following that route should be much more intrinsically rewarding to actually play.

Something else these companies have seemingly forgotten, is that people will actually REWARD the studios that treat them right.

Which was a fair challenge, and one which quite a few people assumed would actually lead to some sort of reward.

«To judge by actions rather than words, however, few people and almost no national governments actually believe in the infinite rewards of exorcising carbon from economic life.

The company actually worked like a pyramid scheme, requiring people to pay to become an affiliate and rewarding them for getting others to sign up.

The most rewarding part of all is seeing that I'm actually helping people.

Recent research conducted by my colleague Stephanie Spielmann (and me and our collaborators) indicated that unrewarding relationships can actually lead people to feel more attached to their ex-partners, rather than less.2 This association appears to go the other way as well — if, for some reason, a person is having a difficult time letting go of their ex, then they're not going to be able to invest into their new relationship as fully, leading to a less rewarding new relationship.