Sentence examples for job rather well from inspiring English sources

Again, over the years, there is plenty of evidence to show that national newspapers do this job rather well, although even this is now under pressure as the internet rapidly becomes an essential reference for comparing prices and tracking down goods and services.

And thanks to cheap colour printers, it does that job rather well.More often than not, we print out summaries and findings, web-pages and e-mails, charts and spreadsheets, and take them to meetings to discuss.

CHICAGO -- The man tasked with running President Obama's reelection campaign looked to be handling the pressure of such a big job rather well on a recent afternoon in the high-rise headquarters of the 200-plus person operation.

All jokes aside, this bag actually got the job done rather well and with more than a few pairs of eyes on me.

It's not surprising that tailors love it: it shows a confident and immensly dignified man doing a skilled and well-paid job, rather than one who has done well enough to pay an artist to immortalise him as an aspirant aristocrat.

During those eight years of couplehood, I let my drive for music slide, opting instead for a well-paying day job rather than focusing on my dream.

For all that, Obama's favourability and job-approval ratings have held up rather well, and it seems likely that Congress will give him a decent healthcare bill in the near future.

America is currently doing rather well, with relatively healthy growth in jobs and extraordinarily low interest rates.

Thus Job No. 1 — stopping the train wreck — appears to have been done rather well.

Well, from the way he returned with a newspaper job rather than as a big shot in the TV world, I assume Rupert Sawyer et al shared my scepticism.

"I kind of expected Trump to win Michigan," Bentivolio told the Guardian, adding that he thought Trump "articulated rather well … the concern about people taking our jobs".