Sentence examples for career competition from inspiring English sources

Beyond the focus on ownership, Dr. Burk cites deeper, more complex issues that are at stake -- like career, competition, status and money.

Chambers, who remains executive chairman at Cisco, discussed his career, competition, failure, and how you can always use a new mentor at a March 17 campus talk with MIT Leadership Center Executive Director Hal Gregersen.

Graduates often follow their Ph.Ds. with medical school, further enhancing their chances in the career competition because M.D./Ph.D.s do better at winning research funding than "plain" Ph.D.s.

They highlight the detrimental effects of pervasive insecurity and career competition on social cohesion within research groups, as well as on training and collaboration.

To ease friction at home, it can sometimes be necessary for one partner go into a slightly different direction and eliminate the direct career competition.

Lining up incentives to encourage scientists to tackle this challenge together, rather than abandoning it as unhelpful in the career competition, might make reproducibility easier.

And now I had the opportunity to watch Tiger in the prime of his career in competition.

Ms. Baughn says her financial investment was one reason she continued to study, practice and teach the series despite her accusations that Mr. Choudhury attempted to sabotage her career and competition results when she repeatedly refused his advances.

It must be admitted that many are also engaged in the not-so-disinterested search for a career, in competition with others who will have had different levels of help.

How trivial thoughts of career and competition and success or failure are.

The Hughes program, known as the 2009 HHMI Early Career Science Competition, pledges an extraordinary $300 million for generous, 6-year awards to "as many as 70 early career scientists from a wide range of scientific disciplines relevant to biological and medical inquiry" to be chosen in 2009.