The work is difficult and, in the developing world, nearly always unrewarding.

Young people do not want to go into such an unrewarding profession.

The session with the milksop from the Foundation had been quite unrewarding.

Gertrude is one of the most unrewarding of parts: pivotal but underemployed.

The air was muggy, as damp and unrewarding as a sponge bath.

Like all forms of maintenance, software maintenance is difficult, unpopular, and largely unrewarding.

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

It was a dreary, unrewarding existence, but her choices were limited.

Now, sadly, he has directed and co-written this unrewarding adventure in torture-porn horror.

But, alas, their collaboration as authors is unrewarding for the reader.

If Stuyvesant meant to fight, it would be a bloody and unrewarding business.

But this economic expansion has been particularly unrewarding for workers.

The Americans will finish us piecemeal if we keep up this unrewarding hit-and-run strategy.

Rarely has decadence looked such hard work or so unrewarding.

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

They go home, without a point or even a goal, mulling over their unrewarding experience.