Sentence examples for register satisfaction from inspiring English sources

Smart devices were distributed around the city – 23 touch-screen terminals positioned in public buildings and linked to government centres – and individuals were encouraged to give feedback by choosing one of three options to register satisfaction or otherwise with their experience.

The act of peeling off a wrapper will slow you down and give your satiety hormones time to register satisfaction.

We're asking for it because our taste buds are desensitized to sugar the more they get, and need ever more to register satisfaction.

Try to avoid letting yourself get too hungry but even when/if you are starving, you can practice calming down before you eat which helps your brain to register satisfaction.

Students at King's College London, University College London, Queen Mary University and Goldsmiths also registered satisfaction levels a little below the national average, a result attributed to the higher cost and difficulties with housing and transport in the capital.

If politics means anything it is not the placards and protests, tweets and memes, it is people turning out on polling day to register their satisfaction or anger with their elected leaders.

The diplomat told me, "We would say, 'We're beginning the negotiations without preconditions,' and the Iranians would respond, 'We will suspend.' Our side would register great satisfaction, and the Iranians would agree to accept I.A.E.A. inspection of their enrichment facilities.

Furthermore, older people can register their satisfaction with contacts with professional care givers in the [G]OLD-care booklet.

The inveterate record collector's gaze travels over the image in the book, registering quiet satisfaction.

For two consecutive years, Amazon.com, the Internet giant, has registered the satisfaction index's highest-ever score for a retailer -- in fact, a record score for any company in the service sector.

The report found BBC1 was the most highly rated UK TV or radio service in terms of taste and decency, with 61% saying it had high standards, while Radio 1 only registered 19% satisfaction.