Sentences with phrase «pretty good job offering»

If you feel like you are doing a pretty good job offering choices (ie, control) and empathy (ie, recognition of how little control a child actually has and how hard that is) and your child is STILL not doing what you ask, it may be time for consequences.

Not exact matches

It is you who have lost your way in a relationship that's offered more hurt than love, in a job that leaves you depleted and spent, or in the guilt of not being good enough, pretty enough or smart enough for someone whose judgment cuts deep.»

Harshly criticised by Mourinho, Luke Shaw has not played as much as he would have liked but has always done a pretty good job when called upon, looking improved with his defensive awareness and offering plenty going forward.

If you watch what your child eats over the course of a week or a month, you'll see that he does a pretty good job of getting what he needs from different food groups (as long as you offer a variety).

If you watch what your child eats over the course of a week or a month, you'll see that she does a pretty good job of getting what she needs from different food groups (as long as you offer a healthy variety).

Of course, bad ideas can ALSO spring up in the process, but the community seems to be doing a pretty good job of pointing them out and offering appropriate remedies.

You shouldn't underestimate eLearning skills and their role in your career; on the contrary, such skills and background in this field offer pretty good job perspectives.

This is pretty much what the Opera Mini and Skyfire web browsers do, and it seems strange to see Amazon offer it today when mobile web browsers do a pretty good job of rendering web content.

I found that the guide linked above did a pretty good job summarizing the benefits offered by the top student loan refinance lenders.

My Fico does a pretty good job about offering decent discounts and coupons.

In terms of offering the full (and lengthy) MOBA experience on mobile, Super Evil Megacorp's Vainglory [Free] has done a pretty good job in succeeding in that endeavor.

I have a pretty good job at present, but am considering accepting a different job I have been offered.

Looking at those numbers, I feel like I'm doing pretty well — about a third of the jobs I applied to wanted to interview me, and a decent percentage of those gave me offers.

Sure, you may have a pretty good work history, top - notch experience, and great recommendations, but that doesn't mean you automatically receive an interview, or even a job offer.

But the truth of the matter is that I might be interested in leaving my current job, but only if the opportunity is extremely interesting, offers more pathways for advancement than my current job, and, frankly, has a better title and salary than my current (pretty great) gig.