rewarding

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• Kriuchkov’s trip around the world makes his scheme uniquely risky—and potentially rewarding—compared with more common remote attacks.

• Uber, Lyft, Deliveroo, and other platforms could not exist without algorithms allocating, monitoring, evaluating, and rewarding work.

• She has been working on ultrasound simulators since 2010, and it’s been her most rewarding work, she says.

• If you’ve tried purchasing clothes in-store lately, it can be a stressful and not at all rewarding experience.

• We think we should actually be rewarding scholars for attempting to replicate.

• That the Globes did this year, rewarding both Rodriguez and the series in Best Comedy, is a pleasant surprise.

• Being in an indie band is running a never-ending, rewarding, scary, low-margin small business.

• It is a cash cow, handed billions by TV networks and rewarding its sponsors with huge ratings and ever growing revenues.

• For some, struggle is more rewarding than comfort or reward.

• The days we spent hiking were rewarding for different reasons.

• Directors in most cases receive no compensation though the practice is growing of rewarding them.

• Or else, rendering the pride of Jacob means , that is, punishing Ninive for the pride they exercised against Jacob.