1·Few of them offer praise and reward to their employees.
他们很少会表扬和奖励他们的员工。
2·Both groups can delay gratification if a bigger reward is on offer, but only for a few seconds.
它们二者都能在有着巨大奖励的时候延迟满足欲，但这只能保持几秒。
3·Businesses decide how many rewards to offer at their locations, how many points customers will need to earn to unlock a reward and whether or not that reward can be redeemed again.
由商家决定在他们的地点提供多少奖励、玩家需要多少点数才能解锁某一奖励，以及该奖励能否反复兑换。
4·Some dealers might see the gains on offer as fair reward for taking on risk and making markets.
一些交易商也许认为这一业务的获利是他们承担风险和造市(译者注：一级证券交易商负责承销国债，所以说他们make markets)的应得正当回报。
5·That is, society will reward you with a remarkable life if and only if you can offer in return a useful and rare service.
社会奖励你的非凡生活仅是作为对你向社会提供珍稀服务的回报。
6·So, if a company wants to increase sales, it should offer bonus for sales staff to reward their work and encourage them to make greater efforts.
因此，如果一个公司希望增加销售额，就应该为销售员提供奖金来回报他们的工作并鼓励他们做出更大的努力。
7·Every time you ever mark a behavior you will always offer a reward for that behavior.
每次标记一个行为时，你总是应该为这个行为提供一份奖励。
8·Like most transactions on Wall Street, mergers offer high reward along with high risk.
最喜欢的交易，华尔街，兼并提供高报酬，随著高风险。
9·After the election, which happened on November 4th, the double-participants were approached a third time, again with the offer of a $15 reward; 191 participated.
大选之后，恰巧在11月4日，研究者第三次联系了前两次问卷的参与者，又给他们15美元的礼券，191人参加了问卷调查。
10·They offer great prestige and a sizeable cash reward, paying around $1.4m to the winner.
它不仅会带给得奖者巨大的荣耀，还有一笔数量可观的现金。 得奖者获得的奖金达140万美元之多。