Sentence examples for a professional trajectory from inspiring English sources

To the man who taped the scene (and then had the foresight to hang onto that tape for two decades) it is an intimate tribute to Mr. Sandler, with whom Mr. Apatow shares history and a professional trajectory; the two men also find themselves at a similarly uncertain moment in their careers.

Finding a professional trajectory in this complex and conflicted network is a challenging intercultural exercise for all concerned (Ma 2014; Moloney 2013; Moloney and Xu 2012).

Essentially, what that means is that for over a decade from one's early- or mid-20s (when many graduate students begin their doctoral programs) until one's mid- to late-30s (when one might earn tenure, if all goes well), I and many other female academics are on a professional trajectory that does not readily support having a family.

Almost all the Chinese graduates at Yale that I have spoken to, envisage a similar professional trajectory: hang around for a bit, soak in American professional culture, and then head home.

And what a complicated professional trajectory that suggests, given that her first real success — in London in 1923, forty years before the Beatles — was opposite Sir Gerald du Maurier, then the British theatre's leading matinée idol.

That episode was a lifetime ago, and the subsequent years brought another big move in the late 1990s plus a continued professional trajectory, which was both gratifying and fully recognized.

Stepping off a traditional professional trajectory will require new models to support career pathways based on risk and competence, not historical professional hierarchies.

There are always, without exception, stories there that I won't find anywhere else told by journalists who are either former staffers of the city's struggling dailies and weeklies or young J-school grads who no longer have access to what was once a fairly straightforward professional trajectory.

As a native Dane, her professional trajectory has included multiple international collaborations with complementary and alternative medicine investigators.

Those of us who take an interest in his professional trajectory will not be surprised to learn that in "Snow Day," Chevy gets to wear a number of bizarre costumes.

Keeping all generations in sync with the realities of the modern labor market means an increasing emphasis on continuing education and qualification throughout the worker's professional trajectory -- a task that falls not only to the state but also to the private sector.