Sentence examples for career closure from inspiring English sources

Here's the answer: The two-year deal Mr. Letterman has negotiated with CBS contains no mention, or even hint, of career closure, according to executives familiar with the terms.

"We are saddened to see the impact of Wright Career College's closure on its students," Rene Crosswhite, Vatterott's chief executive, said in a statement.

In response, Career Point issued a "Closure press release" announcing that "the College's management has been forced to discontinue operations".

The closure of careers services and loss of youth centers have further curtailed the assistance available to those who haven't gone to university, predictably hitting the most disadvantaged hardest.

The closure of careers services and loss of youth centres have further curtailed the assistance available to those who haven't gone to university, predictably hitting the most disadvantaged hardest.

Asked if the retirement ceremony provided closure to his career, Mourning said: "Yeah.

A surgeon told him that year that his elbow ligament looked fine, and Fernandez wished for something worse, just so he could understand the source of the discomfort and put closure on his career.

Although Rubinfien contends that strong photographs are fewer and farther between during this period, he believes the work is no less significant, and provides some sort of closure to the career of an artist whose life ended before he had a chance to bring his work to a conclusion.

Studying attitudes is important because a negative attitude towards part-time work may prevent specialists preferring to work part-time from choosing their preferred career by serving as a closure mechanism.

The most infuriating conversation is the one where the parent clearly seeks a decisive, career-validating moment of emotional closure.

The election is "more than an ordinary election," he said, and is about "closure for Gabby's career in Congress".