Even more ill-founded were the efforts to cast Linda Lovelace as a feminist pioneer; from a distance, the fantasy of a woman deriving her sharpest satisfaction from the most slavish act of man-pleasing seems more, not less, like something that only a man would dream up.
There was a sharp increase in satisfaction between 6 and 18 months across all branches.
This is because of a sharp fall in student satisfaction.
She said a study of Kaiser's in-home palliative program about 10 years ago showed a 45% reduction in patient costs due to the avoidance of emergency room and hospital visits, and more important, there was also a sharp increase in patient satisfaction.
Therefore, such efforts should be continued and possibly intensified throughout the merger process, for example at Year 2, to prevent the sharp decline in job satisfaction that could compromise service quality.
As part of a Unison-led campaign to resist the privatisation of the council's IT department, the workforce played a central a role in reshaping it, achieving £28m worth of savings – without compulsory redundancies or loss of terms and conditions – along with sharp improvements in services, user satisfaction, training and investment.
Methods were assessed according to: (1) discriminatory capacity (number of patients needed to study (NNS)); (2) structural progression (Genant-modified Sharp score) and (3) patient satisfaction with treatment.
Western Europe has had the sharpest decline in people's satisfaction with their lives, the report found.
GP satisfaction levels have suffered a sharp drop – down by 14% from 81% – since they were asked the same question in 2009.
The conclusion is that one of life's sharpest paradoxes is that the key to satisfaction is doing things that feel risky, uncomfortable, and occasionally bad.
