Jack was a plant pathologist with a productive career improving grain crops.
Elisabeth Benjamin, who leads New York's largest team of navigators at the Community Service Society, spent much her early career improving health-care capacity in developing countries like India, Tunisia, and postwar Iraq — where, she said, people often told her, "I don't understand why you're in our country.
Bryant, (79), a Presbyterian minister, died on May 8. His distinguished career improved peoples lives around the world.
While Weezer's career improved after that album, its songs have been more crafty and guarded ever since.
Even with just 46 added in 2012, his chances of reaching 3,000 hits for his career improved from 44 percent in 2009 to 64 percent now, according to Bill James's Career Projection Tool, which calculates a player's chances at a milestone.
Sure, I once did that tap dance shit in journalism, molding my voice and white washing my bites, but I never felt my career improve for being like everyone else.
Experimental artists build their skills gradually over the course of their careers, improving their work slowly over long periods.
As a result, laboring men and women are taking more responsibility for their careers, improving skills that they can market to many employers over their lives.
Many of the solutions that experts proposed centered on drumming up interest in STEM-related careers, improving STEM education in K-12, and creating partnerships between industry, universities, and community colleges to offer training opportunities for students.
Drummond dedicated his life and career to improving the city.
In contrast, Dr. Berwick has focused his entire career on improving the value of health care services.
