Sentence examples for job in supporting from inspiring English sources

As I say, it has done a marvellous job in supporting women who have the skills to grasp those opportunities.

Britain's Wellcome Trust is reckoned to do a good job in supporting medical research, just as its founder, Sir Henry Wellcome, who died in 1936, would have wished.

Organisations such as Shelter, the Chartered Institute of Housing, and the Local Government Association, who have done such a great job in supporting us during the passage of the bill, will have their work cut out for some time to come.

Nominees should have gone above and beyond the duties of their job in supporting residents in the communities in which they work, supported their fellow staff and Hall Council, and/or made outstanding contributions to the hall in which they work during the month of nomination.

It's worth highlighting, too, that last part of Sanders's comments, that Trump "has done a tremendous job in supporting a lot of the things that people of faith really care about". This is true: Trump has put a pointed focus on issues of importance to the evangelical community, explicitly to cement their political support.

And how we, as a society, can do a better job in supporting them.

Eric Burkland, the longtime head of the Ohio Manufacturers Associationn, explained to me the accepted wisdom that for every guy who works in an actual auto plant or makes an auto part, there are seven jobs in supporting industries, usually in proximity to the plant — paint suppliers and sandwich shops, robotic designers and engineers, accountants and lawyers.

My saving grace has been my job role in supporting people in recovering from their conditions and experiences.

"Far more than one's attire is how one behaves and the urgency with which one goes about doing the job in support of our war fighters".

They have done a good job in support of an imperfect strategy, the success of which they can no longer influence.

It was the second day of inconvenience for more than 300 of the federation's nonmanagerial employees, who stayed off the job in support of the striking workers.