“Such works therefore are rewardable according to the distributive justice of the law of grace, by which we must be judged.”

“But the awards system would also require a hi-tech monitoring system to track every programme and advert watched by its users and confirm that they have actively engaged with the rewardable content.”

“In addition, a merit-based system that rewards high performers could encourage rewardable behaviour, improve efficiency and enhance quality output.”

“He thinks it is just as important to give his pupils a rich and rewarding experience during their six or seven years at the school.”

“Within the genus Maxillaria, rewardless flowers were found in all the species of the alliances studied.”

“The only humans populating these rewardless grief-scapes are pornographic female figures.”

“It is suggested that the pseudocopulatory syndrome in Trigonidium could have evolved from rewardless ancestors.”

“Lands were confiscated, and many Royalists were rewarded for their loyalty to the crown.”