Sentence examples for career obligation from inspiring English sources

Consumer tutors are distinct from 'professional tutors' (those with a career obligation to teach) a distinction that does not imply a lack of professionalism regarding the consumer tutor.

The doge is torn between familial love and career obligations (a conflict many contemporary fathers can relate to) and fails to save his son.

Nearly two dozen HBS students are on board, despite the daunting school and career obligations that second-year M.B.A.s typically juggle.

While it is true that people are living longer, I see no evidence that those extra years are so robust and healthy that they should be burdened with career obligations.

Moreover, many older college students have family and career obligations that preclude them from enrolling full time, even if it could boost their completion prospects.

Additionally, this group often has to juggle an unexpected hospitalization of their loved one with their career obligations.

Oh yeah, and she's a top model who hosts a TV show and has career obligations of her own.

"At an emotional level, similarly, isolation may often derive from the erosion of family time together because of the demands of affluent parents' career obligations and the children's many after-school activities".

Not surprisingly, the most stress is felt among women between 25 and 55 years of age, who are trying to balance demanding careers with obligations at home.

"We're just in disbelief that you could be arrested for doing something you had been told your whole career was an obligation".

The deepest concerns of the book are with poetic talent and its relation both to the building of a career and the obligation to go on living when genius burns itself out.