Sentence examples for change of profession from inspiring English sources

Like Cameron Diaz's Bad Teacher, there are those movie educators for whom a change of profession is probably advisable.

His first such change of profession was in 1958 when he established the marketing and research firm Daniel Yankelovich Inc., later renamed Yankelovich, Skelly, and White in 1974.

"I migrated into 20th-century design as part of a larger midlife crisis that included a divorce and a change of profession," said Mr. Rubin, who in 2001 left the American International Group, where he had been a founder of a commodity and currency trading subsidiary, and enrolled in a doctoral program at the Columbia Graduate School of Architecture, Preservation and Planning.

Specific limitations to its study and interpretation are related to the fact that in Russia, in contrast to many other countries, a move from a university or a research institute to an industrial enterprise in many cases means not just a change of place of work but a change of profession, because those entering industry often assume positions of managers, not researchers.

In 2011 the Department of Health estimated an annual attrition rate of 25%, which excludes an additional 6% for retirement, death and change of profession [ 2].

Although leaving the workforce may be due to any of a number of factors including retirement, ill health, change of profession, and death, attrition in this paper was broadly grouped as retirement.

The change of jobs, professions and working time patterns is a clear indicator for the development of increasing flexibility on Europe's labour markets.

It is both curious and obvious that a simple change of geography and profession would have such a transformative effect.

While previous studies which were conducted mostly in developed countries explained their findings in the context of 'survival bias' developed during career [ 5, 14], adaptation to injury [ 13], flexibility of work change within profession [ 8, 14] and the culture of physical therapy [ 18], our finding may be suggestive of limited career-change option among Nigerian physiotherapists.

This development and application of technology also changed the profession of architecture as specialists began to design and install these systems.

All of this is reason to change the profession's approach to end-of-life care.