I haven't seen more hardworking drug addicts in my life.
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I have never met a more hardworking, passionate, and loving person.
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If you want to put many more hardworking people on government assistance be my guest.
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Employee B is a model employee, even more hardworking and independent than A — with lots of initiative.
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According to the study, most Republicans (59 percent) believe that they are more hardworking than their Democratic counterparts.
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In fact, a voiceover in the film explains that muxe are expected to be more hardworking because of this "feminine" side.
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In the age of "dadvertising," father-actors are, instead, competent, present, presentable, even mythic parents, and equal if not more hardworking partners.
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Nevertheless, some Russian women have favored Chinese men for marriage, based on a cultural stereotype that they are more hardworking and sober than Russian men.
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" Perez went on to say that the department looks forward to "vigorously defending our efforts to give more hardworking people a meaningful chance to get by.
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After death, if a woman's legs are on the thinner side, family and friends will stuff her stockings with hay to make her appear stronger and more hardworking.
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Furthermore, the poll workers I have had the pleasure to know could not have been more hardworking, careful and observant of the exacting rules under which they operated.
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Respondents are asked whether African Americans ought to be able to lift themselves up by their bootstraps despite social challenges, whether they lack initiative, whether discrimination is responsible for racial inequity, and whether blacks are more hardworking, or less, than whites.
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Herzberg's Two-Factor theory indicates that co-workers relationship belongs to hygiene needs, which are related to environmental elements. When environmental elements are met, satisfaction will be achieved. Employees tend to be happier and more hardworking when they are in good working environment, for instance, being happy to work in a good working relationship. Group relationship is important and has effects on employees' absenteeism and turnover rate.
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Drew also has the talent of copying things he sees off of television, especially karate movies. He becomes more responsible and more hardworking as the series progresses. "Wasn't Me" is a familiar catchphrase of his, often to get himself out of any possible trouble he is sure he had nothing to do with. In one episode, the narrator even claims that this was his first phrase as a baby.
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The films follows Pak Belalang, a lazy man who loathes hard work. He has a young son named Belalang, who is smarter and more hardworking than his father. During his way home from work one day, Belalang encounters two thieves, Badan and Nyawa, who were just on their way back from stealing two cows. Using his wits, he scares them away and takes the cows back with him.
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A more hardworking couple than Mr. and Mrs. Fox in their early life it would be impossible to find. A Sheffield gentleman who knew him in his early days says they worked early and late, never knowing what it was to be tired. It is not too much to say that several leading steel manufacturers of Sheffield owe much of their success for the judicious training they received under Mr. Fox in his early days.
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About her early days in the city, Rao said: "Jamshedpur is home for me but Mumbai with the people, the place, the pace everything has made a more patient person and a more hardworking artist I could ever be". In 2001 she began performing live with Hariharan at different venues, subsequently winning a national-level talent hunt in New Delhi. Shankar Mahadevan—one of the judges in the contest—asked her to settle in Mumbai. In 2004, she shifted to Mumbai and completed Master's in Applied Statistics from St. Xavier's College, Mumbai.
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