Sentence examples for a drastic career from inspiring English sources

"I decided on a drastic career change," she said.

A  DRASTIC career move is affected by how well you handle change.

But often a drastic career shift "unearths more than you anticipate -- especially with your relationship," said Jeri Sedlar, co-author of "Don't Retire, Rewire!" (Alpha Books, 2002).

The other, who started out in show business as an actor, made a drastic career switch and decided to "take old ugly houses and turn them into things of beauty".

Birte, voice actress, Germany I wrote a letter to Alan Rickman in the early 90s asking for an autograph, with a rather cheeky supplementary section asking his advice about a drastic career change I was thinking about.

If you do not plan a drastic career change, but would like to leave the narrow field you are currently researching, you should read around your subject to get a wider view of your work and its impact in other disciplines.

It fits more to individuals who have significant work-experience and do not want to make a drastic career-shift.

Such drastic career changes certainly occur in life, but in a novel, where the reader counts on an accumulation of details to build up the inner life of a character, this last-minute switch seems arbitrary, capricious and unproductive.

We are very harsh in challenging many of the assumptions they have before entering the MBA programme bearing in mind that as many as 60% of them are looking at drastic career changes before they come on the programme, and possibly only half of those will succeed.

Switching to a new career is a drastic step.

Is Ortiz in a seven-week slump or has his once-stellar career taken a drastic and irreversible fall?