Sentence examples for both enthusiasm and efficiency from inspiring English sources

I marvel at the way you run your practices with both enthusiasm and efficiency.

Their friendship, enthusiasm, and efficiency is its own legacy.

For such enthusiasm and efficiency, Isac has earned the admiration, canned though it may sound, of Democratic Party leaders past and present.

Cobden's campaign in Bow and Bromley was organised with considerable enthusiasm and efficiency by the 29-year-old George Lansbury, then a Radical Liberal, later a socialist and eventually leader of the Labour Party.

A sampling of Florida professors teaching online found both enthusiasm and doubts.

Everything arouses both enthusiasm and disgust; it reflects God and the Devil.

Discovering disease biomarkers in the human plasma has been met with both enthusiasm and criticisms in recent years.

Such forms of "South-South Cooperation" have been met with both enthusiasm and antagonism from policymakers [ 4, 5].

The service staff at 107 Ocean Bistro displayed a winning combination of youthful enthusiasm and professional efficiency.

The Pentagon's frequent use of commercial satellites arises from both economy and efficiency.

But it somehow captured both the enthusiasm and the realism of the young Wiproites' aspirations.