Sentence examples for exploring industry from inspiring English sources

Scientists exploring industry careers "have to have the right motivation, the right type of inquisitiveness, and have to enjoy working in a team.

If you crave a higher salary, a goal-oriented workplace, and are concerned about a future career in academic research, it is probably worthwhile at least exploring industry.

It wasn't until I became disillusioned with an academic career, near the end of my Ph.D., that I started seriously exploring industry options and realized that I actually belonged there.

8 9 10 Statins, a lipid lowering class of drugs, are an interesting case study for exploring industry sponsorship bias.

To cope, students are exploring industries that would once have held no interest for them as they find that the consulting jobs they coveted a year ago are now unavailable, insecure or simply unappealing.

In addition, the book considers ethical issues, parental and retailer responsibility, and explores industry attempts at self-regulation, along with a growing concern about potential censorship.

By bringing these communities together, students are able to explore industry sectors and discuss different career paths, whilst allowing alumni to provide advice, perspectives, and play a role in student life.

After a year, "I started looking at master's programs that had really rigorous comp sci and would also give me a chance to explore industry, so it was as if the Cornell Tech program were written for me".

As a means of engendering effective waste management policies, this study explores industry practitioners' viewpoints on effective policies for minimising waste landfilled by the UK construction industry.

Dechow et al. (1995) have found extents of EM to correlate between firms in the same industries and various researchers have explored industry effects comparing core and peripheral sectors (Belkaoui and Picur 1984; Albrecht and Richardson 1990; Kinnunen et al. 1995).

To explore industry perspectives on the transition to healthier food and beverage sales in publicly funded recreation facilities and specifically (a) the awareness of the BC provincial Guidelines and implementation supports; (b) challenges encountered in the transition to healthier products; and (c) thoughts on future trends and opportunities in the snack and beverage business.