unrewarding

Her life had come down to a divorce, an unrewarding office job and three children to put through college.

"We are still in a bear market and I think 1988 will be an unrewarding year," he said.

She would however only spend a year there, finding the work unrewarding.

She found the experience an unrewarding one and soon returned to Britain.

Too unrewarding and expensive to keep, she was destroyed when only six years old!

It took me five hot and unrewarding hours to reach Savannah.

The work went on, hard but certainly not unrewarding.

There were also some verses, which most critics have found unrewarding.

It says you're my agent and anyone who won't help you just might find life unrewarding.

Gave up working with big businesses because I found it depressing and unrewarding.

It is a most unhappy and unrewarding way at the moment."

And it's a purposeless, unrewarding way to come to death.

Which is not to say, she added, that her life is unrewarding.

He spent some time prospecting for gold but found it unrewarding.

The West, he complained, was an unpromising and unrewarding field of study.

My first look, the moment that I awoke, had been doubly unrewarding.

As a doctor, it made my relationships with patients perfunctory and unrewarding.

So I walked into the centre, a fair hike but a not unrewarding one.

The game ending is also widely regarded as being empty and unrewarding.

Reviews were fairly good but financially the tour was unrewarding.

Her first forays into work were just as unrewarding.

Barney sent for the other two boys, but his questions to them proved equally unrewarding.

However, that would be risky and ultimately unrewarding," she says.

Perhaps he's fortunate; it's a notoriously contradictory and unrewarding role.