Sentences with phrase «really do the job»

There are always other and better dimensions to compete on if you're really doing your job.

We chose glass whiteboards that looked sleek and could be cleaned instantly; we used felt erasers instead of those Expo ones that never really do the job; and most importantly, we picked something that's simple and easy to use, rather than some kind of bulky, unnecessary new technology.

This really does the job.

Flasks don't really do the job as the mouth piece is too small for thick smoothies!

Just a touch of coconut milk really does the job in this revamped dish, and steaming plantains coaxes out its sweet flavor and succulent texture even better than frying does.

If you're wanting to camouflage veggies for your kids this doesn't really do the job.

also the fact that wenger let gnabry leave is just another sign that the ones in charge are not really doing their job.

We crowdsourced this app collection with the help of our most productive Internet friends, all of whom are busy enough that they'll only make time (and room on their phones) for apps that really do their jobs well.

There are no harmful dyes used to weave the cloth or construct the scarves, so moms can relax knowing that the nursing scarf they've picked to protect baby really does the job: you won't find traces of heavy metals, lead or AZO dyes in the weave and the material is also Phthalate and BPA free.

Replacing «breast is best» with «fed is best» doesn't really do the job, in my opinion.

They're so easy to use, with the snap in inserts, they have the cutest patterns and most importantly NO LEAKS (the gussets really do their job well).

«You can't really do the job very well if every time you try to do something, you're at the mercy of the council or the executive,» she said.

From cutting through the savannah to the underbrush, it really does the job.

The internet poses an impossible paradox for digital artists: — the tech that delivers so much also filters out the context that allows art to really do its job

But our pictures clearly show that the iron oxide really does the job,» says Professor Gareth Parkinson.

«We need to take a step back and ask if we are really doing the job we need to control the things we know are modifiable.»

It's simple enough that I actually make it (even on a busy day) and its simple ingredients are potent enough that they really do the job to help me soothe and relax.

Well, it can't really do its job on its own.

The first time it really did the job... brighter eyes less puff.

So we asked Dr. Luke Bucci, Ritual's VP of Research and Development, to share, in his view, which nutrients really do the job.

If you need a 100 % natural deodorant that you can rely on, it really does the job.

A pair of vintage wool ski pants really does the job there, too.

Great stuff, really does the job, and paraben - free!

I love this particular brand, as it seems to really do the job of taking all of my makeup off and getting my skin really clean.

Indeed, accessories really do their job.

It's sometimes difficult to find a piece of jewelry that you can count on but recently I came across some that really do the job.

It looks great and paired with red shoes really does the job.

The one essential part of any flawless skin routine is an ultra hygienic cleanser that really does the job.

There is no women in the world who wants to be called as a prostitute even though she really doing her job well.

At the same time, let's get rid of protectionism from unions and let good teachers really do their jobs while bad teachers either learn how to improve their craft or do something else.

Rare is the time when you get attention for a concept car, but this one really did the job.

Looks like that quad - core Tegra 3 processor is really doing its job.

Any mortgage broker who only offers you one mortgage quote isn't really doing the job.

In terms of clumping quality, it really does its job well, but if you aren't a fan of clay - based litters, then we suggest you check out some of the other natural options on our list.

If the veterinary profession was really doing its job, there would be collective and loud clamoring by the profession, counseling their clients away from many, if not most, of todays commercial pet foods.

«I know that Chrissy loves traveling with [the moisturizing cream] Crème de la Mer and La Mer Lip Balm, just because it really does the job nourishing and hydrating the skin, so everything looks nice and moisturized by the time you land.»

In a city of a reasonable density, those electric bikes I have been talking about can really do the job, carry what you need, and take up a lot less space.

Without action in the industrial Midwest and the fossil - fuel producing states, we are not really doing the job.

If climate scientists were really doing their job they would have been all over this so Texas could have been more prepared.

Can a machine really do my job?

Ampere is an app for the battery obsessive, want to make sure that charger is really doing its job?

In a first - time resume with no experience, the second of those samples really does the job.

Until you have more clarity you can keep your profile fairly vague and open but just know that hiring managers are looking for someone who can really do the job and so you'll experience more success once your profile becomes more focused.

Again, they are probably making sure I am credible and will really do the job.

The resume is really doing its job.

Does it give enough confidence that you can really do the job and both benefit and be satisfied in it?

In these days of social media and web - based job search, can a resume really do the job?

But do look at any sample you see very critically and ask yourself if it really does the job of presenting the data that the recruiter is looking for quickly and efficiently.

Compare your formal version to the plain - language version to see if it really does the job.

«While condensation may collect on the interior or exterior of energy - efficient windows, the units are really doing their job by helping serve as a barrier in the home,» Burk says.