Sentence examples for more satisfaction to from inspiring English sources

Uber the company, likewise, wants to be left alone, claiming that this will yield more satisfaction to its customers – and of course it will, as long as the only yardstick for measuring satisfaction is the price paid by the consumer.

It means we have to place an intriguing question against the old pro Johnson's decision to grant still more satisfaction to the craving of the 32-year-old who has found new life and ambition in the rollicking naval town of Toulon.

The multi-objective approach adopted in the proposed methodology guides the team to ensure a product with minimum cost and give more satisfaction to the customer.

"To be part of a turnaround gives you a lot more satisfaction than to come in and be part of a cakewalk," Luck said.

However, it has not been shown to give girls more "satisfaction" at all.

They are today's alternative comedians – standups who have decided there is more artistic satisfaction to be had from doing interesting, innovative work in small-to mid-sized venues with intelligent, open-minded audiences.

The sharp distinction between the nice characters and the nasty ones affords a Harry Potterish kind of pleasure, but there's a more intellectual satisfaction to be had in the grace of the writing, the psychological insight and the acrobatics of Trapido's imagination.

For all the Gothic elements that Bolton has wrapped around her story to create suspense, there's more satisfaction in listening to Clara talk about snakes and watching her handle them... carefully.

By this point in our trip, I was not surprised to find that there were more, and more basic, satisfactions to be found here than I had guessed from the cable news network advertisements of the wonders of the duty-free at the Dubai airport.

"We have never dismantled an old Room with more satisfaction," they wrote to the curators.

"He lived through Douglas," says Richardson. "In fact, the worse Douglas was, the more satisfaction Basil seemed to get.