Word: rewardingly
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...later recorded by the Kingston Trio as Tom Dooley. If any one event touched off the present folk boom in popular music, that was it. The Kingstons have sold more than 2.6 million copies of the song and many other singers have recorded it, too. Proffitt's reward has been approximately zero dollars, zero cents...
...eyebrow-raising editorial two months ago, the Jesuit weekly America warned "our Jewish friends" that their opposition to religious practices in public schools might lead to "an outbreak of anti-Semitism.'' America's reward was a torrent of criticism from all segments of U.S. Jewry. Now some leading Jewish intellectuals are having second thoughts about the questions America raised...
...championship is a "reward" event, and contestants are selected on the basis of winning performances during the regular fall seson. The Crimson sailors will face a major challenge from Coast Guard, but should be able to outmaneuver M.I.T., Cornell, and the mid-Western teams...
...public speaker, won wide attention a few years ago by asserting that the U.S. was verging on decadence with "the two-hour lunch, the three-day weekend and the all-day coffee break. What we have to do is teach that work can be fun-that the only reward life offers is the thrill of achievement." No decadent himself, Brower lives in an unpretentious New Jersey home that he bought 20 years ago, and until recently mowed his own lawn...
Conceding these initial difficulties, Donner suggested that U.S. corporations could help overcome them by such simple measures as printing their annual reports and stock certificates in foreign languages and quoting stock prices in local currencies. The benefits of global stock ownership, he declared, would infinitely reward such efforts. Individual investors the world over would benefit from "the stability provided by the broader markets and larger financial resources" of an international corporation. And the corporations would have created "a new kind of capitalism"-one, declared Donner, that could "make free private enterprise a more effective servant...