Sentence examples similar to adopt a career from inspiring English sources
These statistics often lead to a bias in career choice of undergraduates wishing to migrate, forming doctors who lack motivation as a result of adopting a career that they originally did not intend to [ 22].
He adopted a military career and, when the War of the Austrian Succession broke out in 1741, accompanied Charles Louis, duc de Belle-Isle, to Bohemia.
Trying to adopt a child purely to boost his career -- that's only one parallel.
Kabuki actors can adopt a series of names as their careers advance.
Third, for a career to be considered successful, it may require the chooser to adopt a favorable attitude toward the considerations that favor it over other careers.
In those four short years I fell in love, had my heart broken, had 11 stitches put in my head and seven in my hand, went through counselling for depression, experienced drugs for the first time, rejected an academic career, adopted an entirely unexpected career path and made friendships for life.
Adopt a friendly attitude.
Fortunately, law schools can address these challenges by adopting a more practical, career-specific approach to training.
'We're able to understand when clinicians refer to journals and things... when they say there's evidence for this and that and this is why we're doing this, we understand.' Students perceived that more early and mid career clinicians tended to adopt an EBM approach to their practice.
