Sentence examples for example of a career from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dutton embodies the ultimate example of a career trajectory.

Dunwoody too was one of the chosen, but of a different class, and she was an outstanding example of a career that blossomed late, and brilliantly.

Dr. Jaffe is also the Editor in Chief of Methods in Oceanography and he instituted these autobiographies for exactly this purpose: To give younger, aspiring, professionals an example of a career that has not been "straight through", but rather a meandering path through a multitude of projects, proposals, and relationships with colleagues, students, and funding agencies.

An example of a career trajectory that started with subspecialty fellowship training supported by the U.S. National Institute of Mental Health is psychosomatic medicine.

Ms. Clarkson's appearance in "Shutter Island" is also a pronounced example of a career-long motif: She is often not so much cast as deployed.

"While you sleep, I train" went Clarke's infamous tweet, the least subtle example of a career-long campaign in which he was positioned as the man who worked harder than everyone else, took losses with greater levels of devastation and did more than anyone to avenge them.

Snow is a great example of a multifaceted career in the arts.

Which specific example of a portfolio career does she mention?

In Hillary's case, Jelani is a single but important example of a long career helping young people.

He was an archetypal example of a musician whose career might have taken off if he had stayed in the New York area.

He was prescribed morphine to relieve the pain of his injury, which led to a morphine addiction and one of the first examples of a baseball career being cut short by a drug problem.