Sentence examples for job particularly well from inspiring English sources

"I think he has gone about his job particularly well given the amount of stuff that has come out about him.

The operating streetcar systems I visited in Tampa and Atlanta don't do this job particularly well, and I don't have high hopes for Cincinnati's new project either.

In the first show, I'm chasing chicks — a bunch of girls — I'm drunk, I don't do my job particularly well, but at the end of it I stick up for a kid!

But given the Thor actor plays a well-spoken British spy with a propensity for extreme violence in current BBC hit The Night Manager, and indeed manages to do said job particularly well, can we really blame him for offering up his services?

Others are interesting examples of anonymously designed everyday objects that happen to do their jobs particularly well, like a beautifully shaped Italian hammer and equally appealing Japanese oil can.

"We certainly did target this match and we felt that half the job was done particularly well, restricting them to 235," Taylor said.

Some people have said neither you nor Mr Jobs come out particularly well from the book - do you have concerns about it?

As activation of even a subset of EMT-associated processes may be sufficient to confer increased motility or resistance to apoptotic stimuli without complete conversion to a mesenchymal cell, it may be necessary for cellular mediators that regulate EMT to be sufficiently flexible to inhibit many different targets - a job that is perhaps particularly well suited for miRNA.

This is common thinking for many high functioning users, especially those who hold jobs that lend themselves particularly well to drinking.

And one of the progressive organizations that has done a really good job (but has never been particularly well known) is about to celebrate its 10th anniversary.

It's a tough job, and not particularly well-paid.