Sentence examples for gained at work from inspiring English sources

It is ­significant that the Guardian reports, on the very same day, that the UK's only chair in palaeography is being axed, there being no call for palaeographers at BP, M&S, Dell, etc. Gerry Abbott Manchester Simon Roodhouse argues that plans to involve business in higher education can save costs and allow people to acquire degrees based on the expertise they have gained at work.

When student takes a break from education to work in industry or goes abroad as an exchange student, once he or she returns to his or her education, the study plan and degree structure are refined based on the student's new learning and experience gained at work.

With the growth in the non-traditional student populations, those that are less inclined to return to school on a full-time basis, but are increasingly participating in job training, raise the issue of incorporating or developing means of certifying experiences gained at work.

Berry says that his team is drawing on experience gained at HuffPost, where they worked with the likes of Twitter and Google to figure out how to use their data to make HuffPost content go viral.

Patients who were neither state nor improvement responders had the least benefit in term of gaining time at work.

She was gaining confidence at work and managing large teams of people.

In addition, 9 million people will gain insurance at work they wouldn't have without health reform.

The conundrum for companies is finding a balance between providing the freedom to innovate and gain fulfillment at work, while still holding the generation that suffers from social-media-attention-deficit-disorder to productive deadlines.

Sue me for wanting to maintain the respect I've finally managed to gain back at work after leaving my post for an extended period of time, only to return sleep-deprived and with a half-witted "mommy brain".

It was basically a description of sort of a zero sum world that is mainly the way Hollywood works where people gained at the expense of other people.

But when Jimmy loses his job because of a corporate paperwork finesse involving insurance, he decides to cash in using the knowledge that he has gained at work by robbing the speedway while a race is in progress.