With an estimated 20% of CRS eventually able to secure faculty positions, he claimed that rather than "worshipping at the altar of the Concordat," scientists needed to be more strategic with their career and "broaden their career horizons to include nonacademic positions.
Throughout his career he broadened his orchestra's repertoires, promoting modern music and commissioning new works.
She has managed her Senate career meticulously, broadening her experience by joining the Armed Services Committee rather than sticking to "women's issues" such as health and welfare.
Because of her, I learned to develop a career agenda, broaden my professional network and maintain a strong work ethic.
It has been a career-broadening season for this first-rate mezzo-soprano.
A $1 billion funding windfall has brought newfound attention to comparative effectiveness research (CER) and broadened career opportunities in this growing field.
Although his career quickened and broadened, one thing never changed: his iconoclastic approach toward life and art exemplified particularly when confronted by interviewers.
Bob Dylan heard and recruited the Hawks to be his band in 1965, a pivotal time in his explosive career as he broadened his sound from the traditional folk-rooted acoustic-guitar-and-harmonica sound of his earliest recordings to incorporate the visceral power of electric instrumentation that was at the heart of rock.
Cynics and conspiracy fans might assume that the scandal actually broadened his career options, giving him access to a new range of roles, but Les, in his rather hesitant way, is very indignant about this.
Schools must provide up-to-date careers advice and guidance, broadening pupils' career horizons by teaming up with industry and inviting sector representatives to speak to their pupils and outline a range of education or training options, including apprenticeships and other vocational pathways.
