Sentence examples for careers reports from inspiring English sources

The question essentially forces candidates to consider their least attractive qualities "and also muster enough courage to share them with someone who holds power over their careers," reports Business Insider's Richard Feloni.

It recommended that schools be obliged to publish annual careers reports, and the National Careers Service – set up in the wake of the Connexions cutbacks – should help schools and maintain standards.

Vault.com, a Web site about the workplace and careers, reports that 64percentt of employers it surveyed planned to increase or maintain their spending on parties this year, compared with 1999.

Women who took new jobs after retiring from their primary careers reported high marital satisfaction, more so than those who retired completely.

As Science Careers reported a while back, researchers have blamed mismatch for lowering the numbers of minority students who major in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) subjects.

As Science Careers reported at the time, the article, published 14 April in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences PNASS), calls for "fundamental" reform of the U.S. biomedical research system.

The loudest Jackson detractors are often the most guilty of using Jackson and riding the hysteria surrounding him to launch and sustain careers "reporting" on Michael Jackson's life.

Patrick himself made a career reporting from the world's worst trouble spots.

Throughout the debate, members of the journalism community defended Mr. Williams and cited his long career reporting on these subjects.

Hear about her career reporting on major global events and her day to day life as a news correspondent.

But the Plaza gathering was a personal milestone for me, too, and the coda to a long career reporting on Clinton Inc.