The New Yorker, January 2 , 1965P. 65 In the review of the movie "Rattle of a Simple Man", writer says: "If, in Mies van der Rohe's notable phrase, less is more, it's also true that more is less, and I've worked it out to my satisfaction that more is more often less than less is more".
Finnish hospitals use more often satisfaction surveys among users and staff, and less often the complaint registration.
"Theirs is a city of intimate scenes on public display, where some take to walking the crowded streets to find their solitude, and others enjoy the satisfaction of simple social pleasures, more often associated with small towns and uncomplicated lives than with a city of multitudes".
The Sami adolescents showed less frequent risk-taking behavior and eating disturbances, and they more often expressed satisfaction with their body.
They comply less with treatment, they come back more often, they have lower satisfaction and they have more complications".
I have nothing in my bookshelves that I turn to more often or with greater satisfaction than his "Birds".
According to Dr. Robert Emmons, author of the book, Thanks!: How the New Science of Gratitude Can Make You Happier, researchers have found that the gratitude practice boosts happiness, optimism, personal satisfaction, and motivates us to exercise 1.5 more often per week.
Employees can experience small wins more often together, thus gaining increased satisfaction and meaning out of work, rather than "killing meaning," something Teresa Amabile advocates.
Though Mr. Orban and his colleagues might sometimes strive to close the gap like dutiful pupils, more often they are insulted and take satisfaction in fantasies of revenge.
In the management literature, logistic performance is more and more often measured in terms of customer satisfaction [32, 34] not simply from the point of view of the shipper, but with regard to the global supply chain.
