Sentences with phrase «deserved reward for your efforts»

Arsenal finally got a decent and well deserved reward for their efforts in the Champions League game against Borussia Dortmund and while Jurgen Klopp was not happy with the performance of his players, Arsene Wenger suggested that it was the Gunners getting the balance of the side right, as an Arsenal.com report shows.

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Then think of compensation not as the driver or requirement for exceptional effort but as the deserved reward.

But you do work hard and you do deserve a cocktail hour every now and then to reward yourself for the supreme effort you put forth every day.

there's to much flexibility for their flaws which always are rewarded by huge contract extensions whereas some players who deserved are not rewarded for their efforts.

So even more than he wants to win the EPL trophy in May for the Arsenal fans and for himself, Wenger believes that the efforts of the players deserve to be rewarded.

Another deserving effort in promoting scientific integrity in China is to foster a healthy research environment, which includes making explicit research ethics policies, issuing a practical code of conduct, establishing a credible and authoritative national organization to supervise local units, protecting whistle - blowers, building a rigorous and fair peer review system, revising the criteria for promotion and reward to emphasize research quality rather than quantity by a researcher, and achieving zero tolerance for unethical research behaviors.

By thinking that we deserve to reward ourselves for our hard efforts, we resort to instant gratification in the shape of unwise food choices and empty calories.

Given that the RHSU Edu - Scholar rankings, by design, favor scholars who've bodies of work and sustained influence, these junior faculty deserve particular note for effectively making the (rarely rewarded) effort to engage in the public square.

Good teachers — like the ones I had and like the teacher I've tried to be — deserve to be supported in and rewarded for their efforts in the classroom and beyond.

To me is what justifies taking the first step towards ¨ edgelingness ¨, it's Trust Manifesto: ¨ Frankly, I think you're better off doing something on the assumption that you will NOT be rewarded for it, that it will NOT receive the recognition it deserves, that it will NOT be worth the time and effort invested in it ¨.