Sentence examples for job adequately from inspiring English sources

Labour's deputy leader Tom Watson said the prime minister had done … OK: Cameron did his job adequately.

John Cooper QC, honorary visiting professor of law at Cardiff University, questioned whether the criminal cases review commission has sufficient resources and drive to do its job adequately.

If you want to sync, the Zune software has been replaced by the clunkily named Windows Phone App for desktop, which does the job adequately.

Many critics of the Math A exam have questioned whether the Education Department has enough staff to do its job adequately.

But as Hecker wrote in a recent Foreign Policy article, the Pakistani nuclear smuggler, AQ Khan, is thought to have taught the North Koreans how to do the job adequately with HEU.

He had to appeal to those who, despite a nearly year-and-a-half-long campaign and a five-week recount, still question whether he comes to the job adequately prepared, or risks becoming captive to a talented set of advisers.

Do you think it's impossible for one man to do both jobs adequately?

The team recommended that for attorneys handling capital appeals to be able to do their jobs adequately, the execution dates for clients should be staggered by at least six months.

It may be a mark of good character that we want to be of service to others even when we're under the weather, but we are simply not being fair to clients if we can't do our jobs adequately, no matter what our intentions are.

But there's no need of him, because the writer-director Michael Patrick King does the job quite adequately on his own.

You should check that the job description adequately reflects the role you are applying for, and does not look to impose added responsibilities that you can't or don't want to do.