Sentence examples for on every task from inspiring English sources
Confidence in himself and those around him means he has felt no need to take on every task - and the result has been that less has proved to be more in Euro 2012". Still you cannot help yourself!
Confidence in himself and those around him means he has felt no need to take on every task - and the result has been that less has proved to be more in Euro 2012.
When you start a business with no money it's tempting to try to take on every task you can.
The time sheets we had to keep for the boring work we did -- three of them: one for HR so we could get paid, one for every minute we spent on every task we did all day and one for special tasks we were supposed to be improving upon.
Rubabel has more CTR tasks listed than any other toolkit, and also requires fewer lines of code than any other toolkit on every task except task 9, where Pybel uses one fewer line of code, and task 10, where rdkit/Python is slightly more concise.
For practical reasons, we cannot test participants' performance on every task, and learners will be tested on a random subset of skills drawn from the list (by computer generated random number algorithm run on the last day of the course).
The team spirit among the staff, teachers and support staff (who heroically took on every conceivable task to make the school run smoothly), and the willingness to adapt to the short-term demands and pace of setting up a new school have been extraordinary.
The key to not becoming a goldfish is to impose strict deadlines and requirements on yourself for every task you undertake.
The more information we gave, the more Gloria began injecting alternate decisions, countermanding our efforts mid-stream, and stymying progress by insisting on explanations of and for every task.
This isn't surprising: practice improves performance on almost every task humans engage in, whether it's learning to read or playing horseshoes.
Focus on giving every task that you are faced with 110 percent effort and never ever quit.
