Sentences with phrase «lot less rewarding»

Fortunately (and, perhaps, not coincidently) my job was turning out to be a lot less rewarding than I had hoped and expected.

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I have a lot of photos stored there that I'm too lazy to move, and I want people looking for me to be able to find me easily, and every now and then I have something to share with a lot of people, whether it's a magazine article or a baby photo (although the decline of organic reach has made that kind of sharing less rewarding).

It's not glamourous, rewarding or even very interesting, but that's a lot of what living abroad is — looking stupid, trying to look less stupid, terrible loneliness, fleeting successes, and insights that seemed difficult to wrest.

While a lot of the experts hem and haw about this option and consider it less desirable than transferring your points to travel partners, I would argue that the Chase Ultimate Rewards travel portal has its own share of gems.

While you don't get as many add - on benefits as the Amex Platinum, your annual fee is also $ 100 less and you have a lot more flexibility in how you earn and redeem your rewards.

Anyway, once you take out the CAMPAIGN, REWARD and STARTUP COSTS, there's a lot less than $ 2,000,000 left.

Coconut flour can be a bit tricky to work with — it absorbs a lot of liquid, so you usually use a lot less coconut flour than you would other kinds of flours — but once you get the hang of it, the results can be very rewarding.

But these points, individually, are a lot less valuable than the typical reward point.

Rewards programs are not all equal, and the points (or miles) you get in one program may get you a lot more (or less) than the points you earn using a card with a different program.

The number of stays necessary to reach Globalist with Hyatt is still quite high, but for those who earn a lot of Ultimate Rewards points through their businesses, earning elite status just got a lot less expensive.

In choosing this card, you do sacrifice the opportunity to earn air mile rewards on shopping; but less frequent travelers, as well as less frequent shoppers, who are looking for ways to earn cash back just by going about their daily routine will get a lot of value out of the OCBC 365 Credit Card.

For cardholders who manage to put a lot of spend on the American Express Everyday credit card, the card offers a very high rewards rate for a no - annual - fee card, though there are cards that combine a better rewards rate and less hassle with no annual fee.

Our take: If you pay close attention to your card usage, the American Express Everyday card can deliver a great bonus rate on grocery purchases, but there are many cards that offer better overall rewards for a lot less work.

If you pay close attention to your card usage, the American Express Everyday card can deliver a great bonus rate on U.S. supermarket purchases, but there are many cards that offer better overall rewards for a lot less work.

The number of stays necessary to reach Globalist with Hyatt is still quite high, but for those who earn a lot of Ultimate Rewards points through their businesses, earning elite status just got a lot less expensive.

It's a lot of work and there are a few misconceptions about the lifestyle (hint: you'll find yourself working on the beach with a frilly drink in hand a lot less than you'd imagine), but it's also incredibly rewarding and freeing.

Perhaps valuable for shoppers who spend a lot through Walmart.com thanks to the 3 % bonus cash back rate, the 1 % rewards rate for in - store purchases makes the Walmart Credit Card less - than - ideal even for regular shoppers.

Existing IHG Rewards members, like me, have been given more stringent promotion requirements with a lot less to gain at the end... but that's just the way it goes.

Add in an APR that's only competitive when compared to subprime credit cards (or other store cards), and the Belk ® Rewards Card starts to look a lot less appealing to the average consumer.

When Chase launched the Sapphire Reserve credit card (which costs the same as the Aspire card) it blew everyone away with its sign up bonus of 100,000 Ultimate Rewards points while the offer of 100,000 Hilton Honors points (worth a lot less than Ultimate Rewards points) just feels bland.

PHOENIX (April 26, 2017)- Best Western Hotels & Resorts announced today the exciting launch of BW Baggage Bucks — a new perk alleviating from travelers the stress of checked baggage fees — making travel a little less costly and a lot more rewarding this spring season.

While IHG will officially sell you IHG Rewards points at a cost of $ 13.50 per 1,000 points or 1.35 cents per point (which is terrible value) there has long been a way of «buying» points for a lot less — 0.7 cents per point to be exact.

They advertise a lot benefits, such as no interest and big rewards, but when you apply you may end up with a lesser card if your credit isn't perfect.

By using the right credit cards to earn travel rewards, you can visit India sooner than you may have thought, and for a lot less money.

How it works Even though you can't claim a tax deduction for donating rewards, it's a nice option when you find yourself with less discretionary income and, if you travel a lot for business, a pile of unused and about - to - expire miles.

Lenders can make changes to products at any time, however, meaning that your awesome rewards credit card could suddenly become a lot less awesome.

Rewards programs are not all equal, and the points (or miles) you get in one program may get you a lot more (or less) than the points you earn using a card with a different program.

So, while you could stand to earn a LOT of cash back with this card, it will require a «hands - on» person to maximize the earning; if you prefer a less involved rewards earning process, you'll likely want to consider another card.

Under the old rules I'd get around 15060 + 3680 (25 % bonus) for 18740 reward miles total... Under the new rules, I haven't a clue, but I suspect it's a LOT less

Hilton honors points are tricky in that you get more points for your spending than just about other rewards card on the market, but these points are also generally worth a lot less.

Park Plaza participates in the Club Carlson rewards program, so you can cash in points earned for business trips to (far less exciting) Radisson or Country Inn stays or credit card points for stays in these exciting hotels, making your next trip to Europe or Asia a lot more fun!

It's all doable, but it's a lot less fun and rewarding than playing with human partners.

When using poorer players the lack of first touch and general ball control is a lot less intuitive but arguably more realistic, making it all the more rewarding when pulling of a shock cup upset against a bigger team.

The game progression feels a lot like FTL, but progress feels slightly less rewarding (all steps and events are the same, the only difference is difficulty and size of impact).

At small firms maybe that's less so but I think there are a lot of rewards to be found when you provide ways for people to participate in the company or the firm when even if they can't participate fully.