"He loves the idea of people being manipulated by him... of people being confused by his different presentations," said a psychiatrist, apparently unaware that he was taking part in a film that could only add to that satisfaction.
Clough, who has never won the FA Cup, said beating a team he represented as a player, and a manager he fell out with while Derby boss did not add to his satisfaction.
In the agricultural phase the germ to introduce the next phase of development were embryonic industrial techniques of producing agriculture, which then evolved into the industrial age that would add to the satisfaction of basic needs another layer, that of the production of material goods.
(H1 DP18, Interview 2) … private work doesn't add to public satisfaction.
For example, the following respondent explained that although their work satisfaction increased through dual practice, their satisfaction with the public sector decreased, after they became frustrated with poorly functioning services: … private work doesn't add to public satisfaction.
Further research needs to be conducted to examine responsiveness of the scales, and to identify appropriate items to add to the Satisfaction scale to reduce the ceiling effect that is likely to occur.
Echoing other studies, it found a strong link between behaviour shifts that add to our life satisfaction and lower our consumption of energy.
Accordingly, required satisfaction specification was set at 8 mm, and to comparatively analyze various satisfaction probabilities, 7 and 9 mm were added to the satisfaction specification.
That Giggs should take the headlines added to the satisfaction for United at the JJB.
That makes it more convenient for customers to bank, which adds to their satisfaction.
The bill added to our satisfaction: a three course dinner for two cost $71, with tax, tip and wine extra.
