Sentence examples for job satisfying from inspiring English sources

"Sometimes we have a tough job satisfying their needs".

While Max found his job satisfying, it had fewer demands than Kate's did.

It is this element of control and ownership over the work that really makes the job satisfying.

Political analysts say the government will have a difficult job satisfying them without loosening the political bonds that keep Spain a unified nation, not only at the Olympics.

But over all, it has done its job, satisfying interest without sensationalizing, covering the trial with a measured tone, and providing depth and perspective — valuable commodities on a story all too capable of creating hysteria.

Though he admits he shoulders less admin than his predecessors – executive director Nick Starr, who joined in 2002, handles day-to-day management – he has clearly found the collegiate aspects of the job satisfying.

We all have our particular interests and tastes, and under its current business model, cable does a remarkable job of satisfying those interests.

Though Facebook's growth has been nothing short of spectacular, analysts say the company must now demonstrate it can evolve its offerings and innovate on its business model, while also doing a better job of satisfying the advertisers that keep the company afloat.

Amtrak.com does a fairly good job of satisfying the needs of train travelers, and is better than many company-specific travel sites.

In choosing her 37 ministers she has made a reasonable job of satisfying the competing demands of her party and coalition, regional and ideological blocks and her own desire for a third of them to be women (she managed nine).

The We Are Watchmen site -- which was created on April 29, according to a Whois.net search -- does a decent job of satisfying Godwin's Law.