Sentence examples for job achieving from inspiring English sources

Businesses could train workers on the job, achieving competitive productivity.

He has done a fine job, achieving back-to-back winning seasons in 2004-5 and taking the Zips to the 2005 Motor City Bowl.

Sixty-three percent of adults report that getting enough sleep is extremely or very important to them, but only 30percentt say they are doing a very good job achieving this goal, according to an American Psychological Association survey.

Project management is unique in that there are many different ways of doing the job, achieving the same results.

Our results also showed that the victims with a job achieved better outcome in maintaining standing balance.

Condor-COPASI completed the task in approximately 20 hours (including time taken queuing for resources and processing the resulting output files), using a cumulative total of 2,280 hours of computing time across 340 parallel jobs, achieving a speed-up factor of 114.

Jobs achieved things that the vast majority of us would never dream of.

But to protect American jobs, achieve energy independence and preserve credibility with environmentally sensitive younger voters, he added, Republicans must "tame the tiger".

In 1998, only a fifth of those whose parents were in unskilled manual jobs achieved five GCSE passes at grades A to C. In contrast, more than two-thirds of children from the professional and managerial classes got five GCSEs at this standard.But is Britain any worse in this respect than other countries?

We have seen that education without jobs achieves little.

The national investments will create jobs, achieve cleaner air and water, drive technological innovations and protect children's health.