Sentence examples for career studies from inspiring English sources

The majority of career studies have been conducted in Western countries and findings have been acknowledged as universally applicable.

As for the number of therapists who have had sexual contact with a patient or patients during their career, studies vary wildly.

"Counter to the prevailing notion that early specialization is key to a pro career, studies show that future elites actually practice less on average in their eventual sports than near-elites and that most U.S.-born big leaguers play multiple sports through high school," says Sports Illustrated writer Alexandra Fenwick.

Our model of the relationships among social cognitive variables related to SciComm and the career intentions of this group fit the data well, and our findings identified influences on career intent relevant to researchers nearing completion of their training that have not been reported in previous STEM career studies.

You tell yourself that the mistake "must never happen again", treating the past as a warning to the future that stifles growth and innovation, causing you to stop taking reasonable risks to further your career, studies, life plans, etc. Soon, you're an irritable hermit who repeats only the actions that you know won't result in "mistakes".

Career: Studied at Goldsmiths.

Dr Ames began his career studying cancer.

Career: Studied at Cambridge and Slade School of Art, London.

Career: Studied at the Architectural Association in London.

Born: Samoa, 1947 Career: Studied at Hornsey College of Art and the Royal College of Art.

I mean, four-star generals spend a career studying it.