Sentences with phrase «still deliver quality work»

Not exact matches

What I want Jack Wilshere to do is to train harder and push himself to deliver consistent quality performances.I want him ti stop livingon potential because he still has the ability to play fod the best teams in tbe world.He needs to work harder, train harder and motivate himself more.This is why I want Wenger gone because I want a different manager with a new mentality for some of our players.A lot of our players would really improve and many here will be shocksd under a new manager.

We have been hard at work adjusting to these changes and making sure we can still deliver you the highest quality products available within this new legal framework.

Bennett Miller, who has excelled in delivering quality, Best Picture - nominated biopics in the past with Moneyball and Capote, even if they utilized a liberal amount of dramatic license, gives us yet another solid effort, though I do believe it is still a step down in a couple of key areas from those works.

If you're a neophyte (like me) to the story who is still going to give this a go as your introduction, just know that this quality production delivers the essence of a beloved work, but not the narrative grit, glamour and gusto; it's a respectable effort, but, chances are, great expectations won't be met.

While the debate still remains open about the level of quality that the sector is capable of delivering, it is offering a valid alternative for working adults or marginalized students who would otherwise receive little or no education.

These results and analyses will drive how the assessments are refined and continue to be developed; although the field test may be over, the hard work of making sure the highest quality assessment is delivered to states in the coming school year is still going on.

While they may not deliver the same quality of work as they do in the film it still helps add a little touch of quality to the game.

While some firms still care about «face time,» most are focused on delivering high - quality and cost - effective work with less focus on how or where it gets done.

Legal Process Improvement (LPI) is a toolkit you can use to streamline your processes, so you can deliver high - quality work more efficiently, allowing you to offer lower costs or fixed fees to your clients while still remaining profitable.

Along the way, experienced professionals work together to develop processes that will keep costs down, while still delivering high quality.