Sentences with phrase «fast rewards too»

Trenitalia bookings will not only provide clients with a first - class Italian experience, but agents can enjoy fast rewards too.

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It seems that it really does come down to helping others — and if we can begin with the end in mind, I think the journey to financial independence becomes not only more rewarding, but it becomes faster, too.

I used my AIR MILES reward miles for a long weekend in New York City not too long ago and couldn't believe how fast I collected the 1,150 miles to get me there.

If the reward is too big, then you child will be more focused on trying to get the reward and may get frustrated when she is unable to collect the reward as fast as she'd like.

«What I'm amazed by is the constant use of fast food to pacify children and reward children — there is no event too small for candy or fast food.»

So hit the weights and your body will reward you with a faster fat - burning metabolism with a side benefit — you'll look better in your gym shorts, too.

I sort of love spoiling them in general, but I try to limit it to special occasions or as rewards so that they don't get too greedy (it happens with these two, and fast!)

The car wants to rev too: it pulls strongly from 2500rpm, builds as generous helpings of induction noise blend into the cabin through 3000rpm, then assumes a more aggressive tone all the way to 6000rpm — and it's worth using all of it because the reward is a car that to me feels faster than the claimed figures.

Stay neat and tidy and the chassis is beautifully neutral, just nudging into faint understeer if you turn - in too fast, while squeezing on the power as the corner unfolds gets the rear - end working to its maximum, with a degree or two of oversteer as reward.

It's very fast on a twisty road, too — yet the experience is somehow more sterile and less emotionally rewarding than some rivals can offer.

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The result of this is that inexperienced trainers may fade rewards too far and too fast, with sometimes disastrous results.

Promotions, too, are being fast - tracked to reward complicit and obedient admins.