Sentence examples for career profiling from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carlo, a bullet-domed Brooklynite who grew up surrounded by criminal intrigue, has built his career profiling serial killers, psychopathic crime lords, Mafia hit men and sexual predators.

The odds of him making the Redskins' roster are long, but Jarboe's improbable career, profiled in The Times earlier this month, has been a miniseries of off-field missteps and on-field reincarnations.

Career profile augments an existing IEEE Learner Information Package (LIP) standard (LIP 2001) to capture learning data as well as career indicators.

(Science Careers profiled Rosenthal in 2003).

To investigate these questions, Science Careers profiles two scientists involved in the Ardi project.

(Science Careers profiled Ameer in January 2004, highlighting the journey from his native Panama to Texas and eventually to his position at Northwestern).

Last August, Science Careers profiled a recently adopted National Institutes of Health (NIH) funding mechanism called the Early Independence Award that is aimed at identifying talented scientists who are ready to run their own labs immediately after earning their doctorates.

What career profiles do your Facebook friends have?

Accepting more short-term professional engagements supposedly increases their control over their career profiles.

Only recently did I find out it has career profiles and industry insight pages.

There are only two things missing from the career profile of Phil Mickelson.