Sentence examples for believe satisfaction from inspiring English sources
We are all on different paths, but I do believe satisfaction can be found only when we're living balanced lives, for a purpose greater than just financial gain, and when we are honored and treated respectfully.
And as editors, we have to believe that satisfaction – even among a smaller number of people – will build brand loyalty and keep them coming back for more, where a quick fix of celebrity gossip or a cheap laugh will not.
It is easier to believe the satisfaction he expresses on his new album, "Inside Job," (Warner Brothers), which celebrates his recent marriage and fatherhood, than to accept him as a protest singer, even though that's his more interesting stance.
Expressing that I could not work with him, and that I absolutely believe that satisfaction would not be achieved no matter how hard I tried.
[ 17] believed job satisfaction is a positive or negative attitude that an employee has toward his or her job or some specific aspects of the job, and is an internal state of mind of an individual.
"No satisfaction, believe me, whatsoever".
I believe that the satisfaction gained from team sport far outweighs that of an individual sport, but maybe that's just the way I am used to things being.
If you are currently in a postdoc or just getting out of grad school, you might believe that job satisfaction is related to eating steaks instead of macaroni and cheese on a regular basis.
To Rowe, these experiences began to challenge many of the "sacred cows" he had been taught to believe about work satisfaction.
Our study was not aimed at specific treatment procedures but at the health status of a cross-section of AM and CON patients, and therefore we believe that patient satisfaction is a valid measuring tool for our purposes.
