Sentence examples for Job researching from inspiring English sources

Some media outlets, like the Washington Post, did a good job researching the story and discovering its flaws before publishing.

It's a pretty good salary (up to £33,432) and sounds like an interesting job — researching and developing resources to support the career development and employability of ECR staff.

Physicist Robert Strong is a scientist who, sacked from his job researching dark matter, is offered a lot of money to be insinuated into Cern and sabotage the Large Hadron Collider, whose operation certain parties are convinced will bring about the end of the world.

Later, she became interested in telecommunications when her language skills earned her a job researching Middle Eastern telecom markets.

Married, 2 children Caltech grad took job researching weapons propulsion at Johns Hopkins; stumbled upon the integrated circuit and became known for Moore's Law (by which the number of transistors on a microchip doubles every 18 months).

Andrew Allemann over at Domain Name Wire has been doing an excellent job researching the hoops The Go Daddy Group jumps through to keep its shady tactics outside of the public view, resulting in this great blog post.

"We insist," says Gerold, that these projects "always include young researchers," who will receive 'on the job' research training.

A pay increase for university vice-chancellors of nearly 60% in the last two decades cannot be justified by their performance in the job, research suggests.

But be aware, too, that many younger workers value informality on the job, research shows, and try to accommodate this when possible.

Once I've done my homework and gotten my job research settled, I'm looking forward to doing a little informational interviewing.

For example, if you're in a dead-end job, research other careers you want to explore.