Sentences with phrase «n't reap the reward»

«The deepest, truest stakeholders of this town are the people who do the work, who every day make this city come to life but have too often not reaped the rewards,» de Blasio stated.

If you are able to address all of these hurdles, you'll help your audience to see that the real mistake would be not reaping the rewards your eLearning courses can offer them!

If an author doesn't participate and make the investment to be a part what a book fair has to offer, they can not reap the rewards.

Since you'll be spending plenty of money along the way for your new business, why not reap the rewards?

Add these groups up, and 54 % of consumers who take advantage of balance transfer offers don't reap the reward of eliminating their debt.

If your work has you globetrotting to various destinations to get things done, why not reap some rewards for your efforts?

Dear Sharon, As someone who runs a home - based business myself, I recommend having a dedicated card — and if you're going to do that, why not reap the rewards?

If your work has you globetrotting to various destinations to get things done, why not reap some rewards for your efforts?

We've gotten pretty burned out during these times, working hard but not reaping the rewards, so Vincent decided to go for broke and start his own indie game company.

Some, even with Coinbase's advanced notice, didn't take their bitcoins off the platform and are now upset that they can't reap the rewards of bitcoin cash's current price of around $ 330, especially when a quick sale could mean they could invest more in bitcoin.

But if you're not connecting with your social media friends weekly, then it's no wonder you're not reaping the rewards of lead generation.

And perhaps the biggest irony central to this current battle is that the complaint mongering and litigation that has brought about this industry maelstrom was not instigated by a throng of irate «Joe Consumers», but rather a couple of frustrated entrepreneurs who were told that if they didn't follow long established rules of conduct and professional obligation they couldn't reap the rewards they were demanding.

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There actually isn't a lack of interest, on the financial side, in fueling Alzheimer's research given the critical need for it and the rewards that life sciences firms would reap from even a modestly - successful product.

«Keep in mind it doesn't need to be a week to reap the rewards.

Other companies with world - class R&D groups built radical innovations only to see their company fumble the future and others reap the rewards (think of Xerox and the personal computer, Fairchild and integrated circuits, Kodak and digital photography, etc.) Common themes in these failures were, 1) without a direct connection to the customer advanced R&D groups built products without understanding user needs, and 2) the core of the company was so focused on execution of current products that it couldn't see that the future didn't look like the past.

Although consumer spending was generally strong this holiday season, not all retailers reaped the rewards.

That wasn't the case for Guerin and the league's elder statesmen, though countless others have reaped the rewards of the expiring CBA, one whose perks they'll try to preserve as much as possible in the next labour agreement.

Even though they aren't raising seed money from investors, the entrepreneurs behind these brands are still fully committed to storytelling — and they're clearly reaping the rewards.

Contractors who stand behind their work even when they're not at fault reap huge rewards over the long term.

METEX Resources NL is set to reap the rewards of its long - term commitment to WA's prospective Laverton region after positioning itself to monetise the Chatterbox oxide gold resources through a key mining and processing agreement with the managers of the n

This makes no sense since it wouldn't be the meme pages or even Facebook who would reap the rewards of a consumer using more data.

And giving away money isn't the only way to reap the psychological rewards of generosity: Americans who are very giving in relationships — being emotionally available and hospitable — are much more likely to be in excellent health (48 percent) than those who are not (31 percent).

Employers that do this well will reap positive recruiting and retention rewards, and those that don't will put themselves at higher talent retention risks.»

It only stays in my wallet when I use my FSA card for health care expenses, Amex isn't accepted or on the very rare occasion when I'd reap significantly better rewards by using a different card.

Your employees are seeking purpose, not just perks, and the companies that truly engage their workforce are reaping the rewards.

If you're ready to reap the rewards of your hard work, don't try to go it alone and figure out bookkeeping, payroll, taxes, marketing, vendor negotiation, industry trends, and local and federal regulations on your own.

If a bank pres can reap rewards from improved revenue, they don't tend to care about the loss of capital if the bank fails.

What this suggests is that distressed investing need not be an «all or nothing» strategy: i.e. either pile in at the right time and reap the rewards or arrive late to the party and suffer the consequences.

We understand that it's the men and women in the arena who deserve to reap the rewards of business success, not anonymous upper management far up the corporate food chain

Consumers, not producers, will reap the lion's share of the rewards of IT.

Passive investing has spread like wildfire in recent years, but that doesn't mean an active approach can no longer reap rewards.

I do think if you did this a couple of years back, you are probably still reaping some of the rewards but if you started trying to catch them using the same tactic it would be a dead end (not in all cases).

If the church had handled this in the proper manner, and convicted these priests it would be out of the news,,, but it did not and so is reaping its rewards.

There no advantages available to Christians in this life that atheists can't enjoy, and there is no evidence of an afterlife where Christians believe they'll reap rewards atheists won't.

But have you ever thought about the unfairness of shackling an unbeliever to heavenly goals, when they may not be able to one day reap the heavenly rewards?

But rather than tar it with the explosive word plagiarism, with that word's connotations of intent to reap rewards by presenting others» work as one's own, why not simply call it a mistake?

Temporary hardships caused in certain industries by competition from foreign producers should be alleviated by direct economic assistance and by helping in plant modernization or the retraining and reallocation of displaced workers, and not by the imposition of import duties which prevent able and industrious people from reaping the rewards of their efforts.

that its totally against Bible teachings, real charity must be discrete, the Lord Jesus said those who reap the rewards of its good deeds her on earth will receive nothing on the afterlife, so mister Osteen will play the good Samaritan on TV for money and fame, well for me is fine and I am happy for the people who will receive the help... but I believe God won't give him any additional credit for that on the Heaven..

We then expect to reap the rewards of love immediately — and inevitably learn that true love isn't, in fact, something we fall into.

It's not about being vegetarian or vegan but about being kind to yourself, making a step to include more plant based food into your life and reaping the rewards...

Pernod Ricard reaps reward of China, India return - Analysis Sales teams for major spirits producers in China and India have not had it easy of late.

It wouldn't be a huge surprise to see the Gunners reap rewards from Sanchez's form and over 20 Premier League goals would certainly give them a great chance of notching the top flight crown.

The Blues» frailties at the back did not take long to rear its ugly head, however, as 20 minutes of peppering the visitors» area finally reaped its rewards for the home side.

Regardless of those who continually spew nonsense about how we can't compete with the oil - rich fat cats and the like, this club and it's majority owner have bags of cash at the ready, but simply refuse to deviate from the business model that has allowed them to reap the rewards of our financial loyalty without assuming any monetary risks whatsoever.

Of course not, he does all the jobs, they just reap the money rewards.

This isn't to say they didn't deserve their win or to take anything away from them but Mourinho is reaping the rewards of a lack of rotation and a heavy fixture list.

There are better strikers than Harry Kane out there (although not many) and he isn't a player who's willing to keep the bench warm while someone else reaps the rewards from the fans and the manager.

Even a stubborn man like wenger can see that if he bought the three key players he needs to need not spend big again for three or four years and would reap the financial rewards from this investment.

i know there is not much to write about but people try to find some kind of» story» when there is none, national managers don, t think about the players clubs they, ll play their best players if they are available not worrying if they have a game soon afterwards they already don, t have enough time with their players so have to make most of it, i believe wenger is managing giroud, getting him fit, fresh in view of a long season and is doing it while he has most of the squad fit im sure we will reap the rewards with giroud not having a spell of 10 games without scoring.

They are happy reaping the rewards of running a steady NOT overtly ambitious ship that turns a healthy profit each year without spending too much or taking any real risks.