Sentence examples for describing career from inspiring English sources

The question became a litmus test: Trump appointees began describing career staffers whose loyalty to the new President was in doubt as "Obama holdovers".

If Mr. Hobson were alive today, I think he would be surprised to learn that his 17th Century livery policy generated a phrase that so deftly describes career choices facing many 21st Century women scientists.

Advocates say the decision is one of the Pentagon's several missed opportunities to improve conditions for women in the military, many of whom have described careers lived under threat of harassment by their male counterparts.

Speakers also describe careers with small companies and government laboratories.

The committee described careers in academic research as very much like a lottery, and they are right.

A recent e-mail correspondent took me to task for using the word "alternative" to describe careers that don't involve scientific research.

Participants in this study described career-interest formation as a dynamic process.

In describing her career, she said, "My main area of expertise is odd things".

(She thinks it still might be, describing her career as "one long gap year").

At the same time, the returning executive writes a report, assessing his skills and describing his career goals.

In recent interviews in Belgrade, Mr. Damnjanovic seemed remarkably open in describing his career, and he defended it at length.