Sentence examples for job display from inspiring English sources

"I'm supposed to, as part of my job, display new books and encourage the kids to read new books," he said.

The 7-inch Fire does a good job displaying sites optimized for smaller mobile devices, he said, but stumbles when it tries to show pages designed for 10-inch tablets.

More expensive sets are more likely to be "past proof" because high-definition programs look great on cheaper HDTV sets while costlier HDTVs with better technology typically do a better job displaying standard definition programs.

The information is all there, but they could do a better job displaying it by taking a cue from Amazon.

Historically YouTube's done an adequate job displaying relevant results for these searches (after all, it's still massively popular), but it thinks it might have a better solution.

I know we can always do a better job displaying our mature sides.

Roberts also does a good job, displaying a maturity that contrasts well with George's adolescent awkwardness while showing the subtle effects of a childhood largely spent raising herself.

DJ Shadow's new EP does a great job displaying the stready evolution that the beat-twisting producer has been experiencing during his recent return to production and one can certainly feel the influence of newer sounds and mixing techniques that seem to have entered his mad-skilled brain.

Furthermore, workers in low-autonomy, repetitive manufacturing jobs display disproportionately high rates of alcoholism, drug abuse, and depression.

Of the aforementioned occupations, unskilled non-service and skilled construction jobs display a larger share of immigrant workers.9.9

An adopted child, growing up in Silicon Valley, Mr. Jobs displayed those traits early on.