Sentence examples for job points from inspiring English sources

Such policies have failed to remove negative perceptions of the Tory party but failed to create positive ones: no longer hated, it is not yet loved.Mr Cameron's main job, points out Vernon Bogdanor of Oxford University, is to convince people that the public services are safe with him, as 50 years ago the people entrusted Labour's new welfare state to Churchill and Macmillan.

During battle, whenever a unit performs an action successfully, it gains Experience Points (EXP) and Job Points (JP).

If you work for a "starter" company, rather than a player owned one, the amount of job points you gain per day is directly dependent on your level.

A brain surgeon gets 550*level worth of job points a day, so the higher your level, the more specials you can do.

There are four reasons to increase your level: Life, job points, Merits, and how much of the city you have access to.

Rebecca Skloot (April 16) did a fine job pointing toward the biologically-complicated future facing us all.

He is eager for a job, pointing out, for example, his willingness to move almost anywhere.

"These authors did a very good job, pointing out the challenges," Dieter Egli, a stem-cell researcher at Columbia University, said when the study was published.

After her appointment, Ms. Ashton said she was the right person for the job, pointing to her successful record as a trade negotiator.

Update: Labour would, of course, question Lord Strathclyde's success in his job, pointing out that he has presided over 59 government defeats in the Lords since 2010.

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