Sentence examples for finding right from inspiring English sources

"What we're finding right now is that the person who gets the job is the person who can very eloquently communicate the quantifiable benefits they have to offer that organization," Ms. Lee said.

The New Yorker, June 19 , 1926 P. 15The application of psychology to finding right man for the job has now made such progress that employers no longer look for a man of action but one of re-action.

By Joseph Fulling Fishman The New Yorker, June 19 , 1926 P. 15The application of psychology to finding right man for the job has now made such progress that employers no longer look for a man of action but one of re-action.

Cook confident of finding right recipe England captain Alastair Cook remains confident of his side's chances in next year's World Cup, despite his side ending their one-day tour of Sri Lanka with an 87-run defeat in Colombo for a 5-2 series loss.

What we're finding right now is that even our heaviest Kindle ebook customers are still buying physical books.

Tony Graham, Wales manager for Trussell which has 25 foodbanks, said: "We're finding right across Wales there's a dramatic and increasing need.

But finding right-sized performance spaces on campus with audiovisual equipment at a price student groups can afford?

Cartoonists from Tunisia, Israel, Algeria and Spain who were present at the opening discussed topics from the importance of political cartoons in the Middle East because of the high illiteracy rate there, to the difficulty of finding right-wing cartoonists, to the novelty of freedom of expression in Tunisia.

It's finding the right level, the right teacher.

FINDING the right agent is the most important and often the hardest part of finding the right house.

But finding the right deal is difficult.