Sentence examples for job recognising from inspiring English sources

I took on the job recognising two things.

But by 2005, Jobs recognised that making iPods wouldn't be enough: modern phones would soon be able to store just as much music as a cheap iPod, and make phone calls too.

"Local leaders weren't afraid to tackle the problem head on while the press did a pretty responsible job of recognising that these guys are such a minority".

And the Music Of Black Origin awards need to do a better job of recognising them, to recover the spirit of their own origins and purpose, according to Dark.

His studies indicate that immune cells have an easier job of recognising infected blood cells if they're type O rather than other blood types.

But it is our job to recognise the absurd, and to ridicule what is already absurd.

And anyone who's done a crap job will recognise the depicted futility of doing drudge-work that has no purpose or endpoint.

He was elected for a second term in 1989 and retired in 1994 after a job universally recognised as well done.

It comes with the territory of the job, you recognise human frailty among those who are basically clever and good, who sometimes do very stupid things".

From Armstrong-Stassen's study, it appeared that both retired and employed men rated three HRM practices the same as to their influence on the decision to remain in the workforce: (1) providing challenging and meaningful job tasks; (2) recognising experience, knowledge and skills; and (3) showing appreciation for doing a good job [ 21].

Both candidates are impatient to get on with the job of governing, recognising that international deadlines cannot be moved.