Sentences with phrase «reap the rewards by»

But, if a solution to a big problem has a powerful ROI, I've seen my smartest clients reap the rewards by putting their money where mouths are.

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?

My mum has since started eating this way too and has reaped the rewards by almost totally combatting some on - going health issues she has had for years in just a few months!

Yes, it starts with your choices, but don't worry, you'll also reap the rewards by becoming more of the parent you've always wanted to be.

When you have done everything you can do at this point, reap your reward by visiting the two optional objective sites listed in The Looming Shadow's quest log.

Reap rewards by putting the best rewards credit cards to work for you.

After striving for over a decade with the Xbox brand and finally reaping rewards by making the Xbox 360 the console of choice for gamers in...

Their risk paid off and we, the gamers, reaped the rewards by playing a game that was fast, fun, forgiving, and worth every penny.

If the market performs better than the minimal guaranteed amount of investment, you may reap the rewards by benefitting from some portion of the gains, which may be capped at a certain percentage.

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Tim Farron's party has reaped the rewards since becoming the country's leading anti-Brexit party, including a stunning victory in December's by - election in Richmond Park, where the Tory to Lib Dem swing was a huge 21.73 %.

In fact, business leaders positioned to hire members of Gen Z will actually reap numerous rewards by bringing younger team members on board.

The trick, he says, is to only pursue projects that potentially offer high rewards, like the ones his company hopes to reap by being one of the first exploration companies into Egypt and Sudan.

Is the entrepreneurial spirit defined as much by the willingness to take great risk to reap great reward as it is by innovation?

The best - selling author and host of The Tim Ferris Show tells Inc. that people too often believe romanticized tales of entrepreneurs who took a huge risk — and ultimately reaped great rewards — by launching their businesses.

By doing so, you'll reap the rewards of your hard work and you'll only get fired if you fail.

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.

The only reason Muslims want to come to Christian nations is to reap the rewards of the hard work done by Christians.

If we experience suffering, so does he; if we experience tragedy, so does he; if we benefit by someone else's suffering, so does he; and if some later individuals reap the reward of our sufferings now, so does God.

Though the pastor may often read the scripture in your congregation, the reading of scripture by lay persons, that is, lay ministers, can reap great rewards by developing leadership and encouraging full participation in the presence of God.

The ironic thing, however, is that it was by studying the early Greek Philosophers, especially Aristotle, that I realized that maybe the concept of rewards really is a metaphor for the internal reward we reap when we live a life of virtue (their words) or sow to the Spirit (Paul's words).

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.

It's particularly painful to expend time and effort to win customers and create a following for your product for it to be simply copied or reproduced by a competitor who then reaps the rewards of your hard work.

We are reaping the rewards of their protests by forcing Wenger to abandon his tight fist policy by bringing in credible additions to the team this summer.

I would just like to say well done by the defense line and we are reaping the rewards of a team working together.

Ferguson took a risk by recruiting a very young De Gea (I think he debuted for Man Utd at the age of 20) and Man Utd are now reaping the rewards.

The Argentine has stuck by his player and is now reaping the rewards.

Owen Coyle will have no doubt hand - picked plenty of positives from a festive period which didn't exactly reap may rewards in terms of points, though even the potential manager of the season will have his fair share of concerns regarding his team's current frame of mind following ta three - match sequence without registering a win in the league, a run that probably wasn't remedied by a 2 - 0 FA Cup third - round victory over Conference side York City simply because it was scruffy and very fortuitous, not to mention required Coyle to draft in his big boys in the dyeing embers of the game.

By following a few simple guidelines, you and your special needs child can reap the rewards of summer camp.

Nordic countries» teaching methods reaping rewards Unesco statistics of tertiary education enrollment by country show that while 21.5 per cent of Maltese students successfully enrol into university each year, 70 per cent of the students in Nordic countries continuing their education after secondary school.

By MICHAEL MIEBACH Chile reaps the rewards of prudence

The UK tends to fight the «war on terror» by proxy, by making it easy for others — usually the Americans — to carry out the dirty work, and reap the rewards while maintaining the façade of a rights - respecting EU member state.

The indications here are that expansionist visit strategies reap the greatest rewards for parties by increasing their vote share.

For example, an article titled «Lobbyist who helped Viv become council boss reaps rewards — SI FIRM THE LAW «MAKER» FOR CITY UNIONS» written by Amber Jamieson appears on pages 10 and 11 of the May 24, 2015 New York Post print edition.

In fact, by acting illogically, they end up reaping a larger reward — an outcome that demands a new kind of formal reasoning

They may be viewed by some as an invasive species or a commonplace pest of public parks, but a new study from the University of Exeter has shown that grey squirrels are actually quick learners capable of adapting tactics to improve efficiency and reap the best rewards.

The winner or winners will then reap the rewards in summer 2015, by Bunje's calculations.

You Y - chromosome carriers can reap some huge rewards by getting on a yoga mat and getting your body moving.

You'll quickly be able to put that muscle to good use, by making your workouts more productive and reaping the rewards.

But, you can still reap the numerous rewards of barbell complexes by adding them into your workouts 1 - 2 times a week, and it doesn't have to take away from the remaining portion of your training plan.

Berberian Sound Studio reaps many of its rewards by engaging the audience's imagination.

Doom is best defined by how melee executions are turned into a way to regain health and ammunition, encouraging you not to hang back and bunker down but get up close and personal with enemies in order to take them down and properly reap the rewards to thus make you more prepared for the next encounter.

He is invited to the Caribbean by his boss, where he will make his presentation to the board and in return reap his reward.

But more importantly, traditionally underrepresented students, such as ELs, reap the greatest reward by learning to negotiate and expand their linguistic, visual and content competencies.

Finally, the plan to eliminate the waiting list for pre-kindergarten students over the next two years is a huge win for early childhood efforts throughout the state, and will reap great rewards for the state's efforts to have every child reading on grade level by the end of third grade.

Indeed, superintendents who use data to eliminate personnel or programs — even if these superintendents are successful and vindicated by the results — are often more likely to ignite political conflict than to reap professional rewards.

Each reaped the rewards of fame by paling with starry names - and enjoying women galore.

By utilizing some basic PR techniques, your book stands to reap the rewards — going from media buzz to book brand.

It seems that the author of that piece sorely neglected to consider that segment of the indie author population who aren't the break - out superstars, but rather the mid-listers and below mid-listers, like the indomitable Joe Konrath, who are dedicated to their craft and increasing their presence as authors, dedicated to building a loyal readership by publishing good quality books; those indie authors who are proud to be authors — and are reaping the rewards of their considerable efforts, both in sales and in loyal followers.

Launched in late 2012 and founded by the brother and sister team of Aziz and Darya Isham, reKiosk is wrapped in an ethos geared towards all players reaping rewards on the same level playing field.

The author reaps the rewards of sales, exposure and visibility knowing they are backed up by a reputable publisher which offers their authors a platform along with brand recognition and a knowledgeable team.