Sentence examples for considered nontraditional from inspiring English sources

Many of these military women are holding what would be considered nontraditional jobs, but when they leave the military their skills are often not recognized and used.

A century ago, her choice wouldn't have been considered nontraditional, but rather in vogue, because most brides in the Western world didn't hanker for white until the mid-20th century.

A prolific Twitter user, he often talks up the importance of technological innovation in education and of the role universities play in reaching the huge market of adult students considered nontraditional — and sometimes, for that reason, undervalued.

The Los Angeles-based sculptor Liz Larner has long been able to find poetry in what might be considered nontraditional art materials — petri dishes filled with decaying fish eggs, blooming into riotous forms in a spectrum of colors; false eyelashes; surgical gauze; and on occasion, even shrimp tacos.

And many of the jobs that 20 years ago were considered nontraditional for women have become mainstream.

The NHL has had success in markets that were considered nontraditional, but China is a new challenge.

They are now considering nontraditional hours, she added, and the tai chi classes continue on Saturday mornings.

Re "The Next Retirement Time Bomb" (Dec. 5), which described the escalating retiree health care costs facing public agencies: State and local governments need to consider nontraditional cost-containment measures.

Therefore, it is necessary for surgical educators to consider nontraditional approaches to the surgical curriculum, for instance, the combination of prior acquisition of Internet-based cognitive information with the hands-on application of this theoretical knowledge using simulation.

"Hispanics are more amenable than many groups to considering nontraditional treatments," Professor Haar said, citing the popularity among some Latinos, particularly among the uninsured, of curanderos, or lay healers, and botanicas, where products that combine spiritual and medical properties are sold.

Many scientists considering nontraditional career paths become very nervous when I discuss the critical role of serendipity and chance opportunities.