Sentence examples for expanding career from inspiring English sources

Will Rapace stay in Berlin, or is it likely she'll migrate to Hollywood because of her expanding career?

Mr. Thompson has argued for more teacher training around the new curriculum standards, known as Common Core, and for expanding career and technical education.

Proposals like expanding career and technical high schools, and turning some schools in poorer areas into community centers, will most likely be easier sells.

It was these clients that Ms. Grubman worked hard to attract, and her success with them seemed to point to an expanding career.

But her expanding career, of which her inventive and well-acted sitcom is only a small part, suggests that her detractors are unlikely to get their wish of her falling metaphorically flat on her face.

When Phish dispersed, in what its members call "the hiatus," it was at the peak of a continuously expanding career on the jam-band circuit inaugurated by the Dead.

Thus, the survey tested the National Science Board recommendation that "more should be done to inform graduate students of the full range of employment opportunities and to offer a choice of options for expanding career-related training".

IF A college education is so necessary to expand career choices and grow richer, why doesn't everyone go?

The money will also provide for new courses in arts-management programs, expanded career development and faculty training in technology.

Later came the suffragists, whose advocacy for women's voting rights also helped to expand career opportunities for middle-aged women.

The organization's parent group, Council for a Strong America, also advocated for expanded career and technical education programs in California, Michigan, and Oregon.