Sentence examples for adds to the satisfaction from inspiring English sources

Knowledge of destination of organ also adds to the satisfaction that the donation has indeed been used for the right purposes, through the right channels and without any corruption [ 32- 35].

That Giggs should take the headlines added to the satisfaction for United at the JJB.

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.

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.

Given the magnitude of the occasion and the intense rivalry between two of the biggest clubs in Super League, it was to be expected that tensions would simmer from the outset and they boiled over frequently, which only added to the satisfaction for Wigan's players and their vast army of supporters as they celebrated their success at full-time.

Better relationships prove to be very beneficial and add to the satisfaction of the worker.

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.

The fact that so many of the fascinating characters are women – easily so, without effort, as if women might just be an equal, unremarkable and not particularly sexually-focused part of the world – only adds to the deep satisfaction of this game.

Depending on how many people you have working and the limits of the office, they might have to wear earphones or keep the music low, but many reports indicate that music adds to the job satisfaction for a worker.

Add to the physical satisfaction of the f-word's utterance the fact that it can be used to mean so many, many different things and what my 13-year old self had discovered was a word so attractively malleable that its incorporation into my day-to-day speech became inevitable.

That title has been wrested by 149 days from Michael Owen (at 17 years and 144 days) across Stanley Park, merely adding to the sense of satisfaction.