Sentence examples for earlier work experience from inspiring English sources

There's a powerful portrait of the Brazilian architect Oscar Niemeyer, taken in 2012, when he was 104, and, elsewhere, there are familiar faces from his earlier work, experience etched into their features now.

The reporting of SHS exposure among retired or unemployed people might be related to their earlier work experience.

She had a sense of being bullied and that information about work issues was withheld from her. Project work was run differently compared with her earlier work experience.

Thus, a broader view of medicine and health care, whether gained from earlier work experience or from studies other than medicine, increases the likelihood that a student will follow a career in general practice.

Several months later, disciplinary actions taken against the manager of the oversight department for issues that had been around for many years had the unintended consequence that, in the context of the earlier work experiences [ Block 2], was perceived by many employees as an attack on independent oversight [ Block 8].

The name Bad Ghost also refers to Stacy's memory of this early work experience.

By doing so, she said, they are missing out on early work experience while their male counterparts get it.

A slack labor market deprives high school and college graduates of early work experience on which careers — and earnings potential — are built.

He did some early work experience in Benn's Holland Park office and would dearly love that mantra to be true.

When he was appointed to be the national campaigns and events coordinator he wrote that he had a background in electronics, "including early work experience in the defence industry".

These are precisely the individuals for whom early work experience is most closely tied to success in the labor market, largely because they are less likely to attend college.