Sentences with phrase «fair job»
Alexander noted that the law did a pretty fair job of slamming the door on decades of federal overreach and reshaping the national education landscape.
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The poll found 69 percent of New Yorkers felt Cuomo was doing a poor or fair job in reducing corruption in state government, while 23 percent said he was doing a good or excellent job.
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It's possible — but Planet Hong Kong, City on Fire, Hong Kong Babylon, and on and on have done a pretty fair job of it already.
A job seeker has her resume looked at during the Choice Career Fairs job fair in Arlington, Virginia.
His favorability rating is 32 - 61, and a whopping 82 percent of voters polled said he's doing a poor or fair job as governor.
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The silent film Wings (1927) did a pretty fair job exploring the manner of aerial combat as did Howard Hughes» Hell's Angels (1930), but there are no where near the films about the First World War that there are the Second.
Misunderstanding the definition of a job fair A job fair may remind you of those college fairs you attended a few years ago.
So as I walked through the Creation Museum, I saw exhibit after exhibit that tried really hard to tell one side of the story, and to be honest they did a pretty fair job.
He does a great job of saving for retirement and I was doing a fair job when I had a full - time job.
I believe we have done a fair job of using reason as leaders from other countries routinely tour and study at our judicial centers in awe of the most fair and honest approach to justice the world has ever known.
I may not be the best judge of the matter, but I'm inclined to think that, over these seventeen years, we've done a fair job of adhering to that maxim.
To his credit, Hiebert does a fair job of pointing out the need for missionaries to deal with sociocultural differences.
galen: I applaud your efforts on here, you contribute well and do a fair job in trying to liven the place up and also try hard to appease and accommodate some fairly disparate views.
The frustration of watching regular mishaps prompted Arsene Wenger to hand over the gloves to David Ospina, who did a fair job.
Mertesacker can still do a fair job, but with age no longer on his side, his pace is only getting even worse and soon he simply won't have the physicality to compete in the Premier League.
And Kondogbia (who «destroyed» us in CL) has considerably done a fair job.
Our ridiculous manager should realise Monreal although doing a fair job is not Sagna, who is good in the air and quick on the ground, so this experiment must stop > Monreal has basically admitted that he is uncomfortable in that position, so why force this position on a player who has stated he is uncomfortable there, when we have a healthy chambers who has already have several games in that position and looks even more comfortable than at right back.
-LSB-...] done a fair job of babyproofing for boys, gating off the stairs, and watching for falls.
Roughly 37 percent said they are doing a fair job.
When Marist last asked this question in late March, 17 % thought the governor was doing an above average job, 39 % said he was doing a fair job, and 41 % reported he was performing at a subpar level.
83 % of voters aren't happy with the Senate's performance including nearly half — 48 % — who say it is performing poorly and 35 % who report it is doing a fair job.
Currently, 39 % say he is doing a fair job, and another 41 % think he is performing poorly.
25 % currently report Ravitch is doing an excellent or good job in office, 35 % think he is doing a fair job, and 11 % say he is performing poorly.
38 % report he is doing a fair job, and 41 % think he is performing poorly.
31 % now say he is doing a fair job, and 9 % believe he is performing poorly.
35 % said he was doing a fair job, and 18 % reported his performance was subpar.
About one - third — 33 % — report Bloomberg is doing a fair job while 22 % believe he is doing a poor one.
The poll also indicates that 27 percent think Gillibrand's doing either an excellent or good job in office, with just over one in three saying she's doing a fair job, 17 percent adding that she's performing poorly and just over one in five undecided.
22 % of voters currently say he is doing a fair job while 6 % think Cuomo is performing poorly in office.
28 % said he was doing a fair job, and only 5 % thought he missed the mark.
29 %, at that time, said she was doing a fair job while one in ten — 10 % — believed she fell short.
In New York, the fair job is a political spoil.
Nearly one in four voters — 24 % — say Senator Gillibrand is doing a fair job in her post while 12 % think she is performing poorly.
31 % thought he was doing a fair job, and 8 % thought he was off target.
26 % report he is doing a fair job, and just 8 % think he is performing poorly.
34 % think she is doing a fair job, and 17 % think she is performing poorly.
Thirty - three percent of New York voters think Bloomberg is doing a fair job, 16 percent said he is doing poorly and two percent were uncertain.
47 % do not think he would excel as mayor, including 19 % who believe he would do a fair job in the office while more than one in four — 28 % — predict he would perform poorly in City Hall.
In NY1 / YNN - Marist's January survey, the same proportion — 58 % — applauded Cuomo's performance, 29 % thought he was doing a fair job, and only 7 % believed the governor's performance was subpar.
38 % say she is doing a fair job while 15 % report she is doing poorly.