Sentence examples for more satisfaction of from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, (widehat {f_{R}}(t_{a})) is a positive value-increasing function, which implies that higher single-vehicle discovery rate leads to more satisfaction of the roadside infrastructure.

A more positive relationship between youth and therapists is associated with positive outcomes in terms of more satisfaction of young people regarding treatment (Marsh et al. 2010; Ramos et al. 2006; Van Yperen 2003).

Of course I get more satisfaction out of playing with my daughters, talking with my husband, or even reading a real, paper book or washing the floor than I do from scrolling through a feed reading about what other people are doing.

Did he get more satisfaction out of a long winning margin or out of a hard-fought, narrow success such as those on Roberto (who won by a short head) and The Minstrel (a neck)?

Most of us tend to think that if we just made a bit more money, we'd get more satisfaction out of life or have a greater sense of well-being.

I think I've got far more satisfaction out of running, and doing good races, than I have out of my snooker".

I would get more satisfaction out of cleaning the barn, or rereading Dickens, and have more to show for it.

He said he got more satisfaction out of Rachel Alexandra's victory in the Preakness than Curlin's.

"And I think she gets much more satisfaction out of that and takes great pride in owning them when she has worked for them".

"I think sometimes when people say you can't do something, you get a little more satisfaction out of it," said Zook, who was subjected to widespread criticism when the Gators fell to.500.

Donner got more satisfaction out of his one opportunity to direct a stage play, in 1974, with Kennedy's Children by Robert Patrick, at the King's Head pub theatre in Islington, north London.