Sentence examples for debating a career from inspiring English sources

Young people debating a career in marketing versus hip-hop should note that the therapists came to him.

Briefly, policy debate is debating a policy.

On Monday Edward Kemp, the director of Rada, added some interesting arguments to the more general debate on whether a career in the arts is fast becoming the preserve of the wealthy.

Moderating a presidential debate may be a career capper, but it is also a delicate, demanding and difficult job.

But we all know who in this debate has made a career out of spreading misinformation about autism, and it is not the "diagnosticians and pediatricians".

After graduation, he debated whether to pursue a career in academia or a more hands-on scientific path.

"He is happy to debate his career defending families from" insurance companies and others.

As they debate their career paths, the boyfriend has the opportunity to utter this line: "We both beg for our biscuits, Jenny".

She loves to debate, and hopes to pursue a career in either photography or journalism (she's still figuring it out).

Add some other useful ingredients: an astute, rather than intellectual, political brain; physical stamina; and, just as important, a media-appealing wife Susan Molinari, a fellow New York representative who is about to leave Congress (he proposed to her on bended knee in the House during a numbing budget debate in 1993) for a career as a television anchorwoman.

That is, unless you end up making a career out of "debating" religious people, a la Christopher Hitchens or Richard Dawkins.