Sentence examples for a role opens from inspiring English sources

Why? Compiling recommendations, skills and endorsements on LinkedIn are a powerful and effective way to build your brand in your area of expertise so that when a role opens that might appeal to you, recruiters, both corporate and third-party, are able to find you and reach out to you to discuss opportunities with you.

Many of the officers are even members of the Screen Actors Guild SAGG), Daniel explains, so when a role opens up for a cop character with a handful of lines, he'll refer one of his crew to the casting director.

Deliberate policy measures have certainly played a role: opening America's markets to cheap foreign competition; attacks on trades unions and labor laws; the practical abandonment of efforts to train (and retrain) large swaths of the non-college-graduate work force.

"I had an IT background and at the same time I was speaking to Celtic, providing reports, and a role opened up.

Mr Bertolucci's film version of "The Sheltering Sky", starring John Malkovich and with Mr Bowles himself in a cameo role, opens the story out and romanticises the characters.

The discovery that miRNAs occupy a central regulatory role opens an alternative avenue to manipulate HSC quiescence and cell-cycle entry with the ultimate goal of HSC expansion for clinically important therapies.

If that happens, thank the recruiter; you just might hear back when a more suitable role opens.

Reducing the context to a manageable amount of influencing factors, i.e. those resulting from a well-defined professional role, opens the road to a quantitative analysis.

So far phosphorus as a donor atom has played only a minor role, opening a field of broad perspectives.

But parka-wearing playground runt Craig Male also has an important role, opening Akram's eyes to the wildlife occupying the edgelands of their home town.

Three months later, our business reorganized, and a sales manager role opened.