Sentences with phrase «won large rewards»

Throughout Long Island, we have obtained just settlements and won large rewards for our clients so that they will be able to recover from their injuries.

Sometimes, the subjects could choose between a small reward or a gamble where there were equal chances of winning a larger reward or getting nothing.

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HSBC Private Bank has a strong foundation and been rewarded by winning many industry awards for our service in the largest and fastest growing markets, so we can meet your personal and business needs wherever you are.

In particular, I test (1) whether it is better to lose early or late in the season, (2) whether teams benefit from playing stronger opponents, and (3) whether teams are rewarded for winning by large margins.

The software allows you to select certain picks which you believe likely to win, and will analyse all the offers across the large database of bookmakers to work out the lowest risk, as well as the highest reward through the odds.

I think the deeper, underlying problem is the principal - agent problem within large, sprawling corporations: managers often do not face sufficient penalties for failure, sometimes they can escape entirely unscathed by blaming others, people are rewarded for winning government contracts regardless of the corporation's actual ability to deliver (this seems intuitively like a good idea - after all, winning fat government contracts is inherently good, right?

The winning bus sports a large magnet for the next month and the students receive small rewards, such as zipper pulls or bracelets.

Whenever possible, I aggressively pyramided into winning positions during trending moves, effectively snowballing the trade's initial position size into a larger position size which substantially increased the risk reward ratio on each trade.»

The only photographer (Gilbert and George, for obvious reasons, aside) to have won the Turner Prize (in 2000, when it may have still been relevant), rewarded with a large - scale solo show at Tate Britain in 2003 at the age of thirty - five, I believe that it is actually British law that every review of the artist's work must make clear that the artist Wolfgang Tillmans ``... was born in Germany but has lived in England for twenty years.»

The reward can be large — if you win, the lawyer's fee is usually a third of whatever you get.

«We help our business units to close strategic deals and bringing a large or must - win deal to close is always a great reward».