Sentence examples for career validating from inspiring English sources
Michael Theusner left a career validating climate models to take a job as a scientist at a science center called the Klimahaus in Bremerhaven, Germany.
The irony is that Cosby's career validates a different and less salutary American ideal, one that we only dimly recognized as transcending racial barriers: the entitlements of wealth.
Lin says they're something the players and fans both want: Players get to have their careers validated by seeing the industry's scale grow around them, while fans get to see and hang out with the stars they follow on streams.
For Defago, his victorious run in 1 minute 54.31 seconds was the defining moment in a solid career and validated his victories on consecutive weekends last year at Wengen, the longest downhill on the World Cup circuit, and Kitzbühel, the most fearsome downhill in the world.
The persistent deficit of URMs in STEM careers also validates the continued need for structured programs that create opportunities for student engagement in research activities.
The proposed methodology to achieve these outcomes consists in first, defining and validating standard career disposition dimensions.
He's definitely never going to match the historic arc and emotional resonance of Obama's political career, one that validated the American dream in a special way and suggested crucial progress in racial reconciliation.
Take it from this headhunter: Being skilled in finding and validating your own career information will inevitably contribute to your future success.
But it didn't matter what your test scores were, someone in authority had to put his career at risk by personally validating that you knew your stuff.
What others say cannot validate you - If their careers were only validated by an award, they would have had a reason to give up a long time ago!
It seems the majority of PhD candidates and early career researchers actively seek an academic career, in part to validate or reward their years of training.
