Sentence examples similar to gainful shift from inspiring English sources
The Obama-era rules prevented for-profit colleges from asking students to sign away their right to sue, cut funding for for-profit schools that saddled students with loans without preparing them for gainful employment, and shifted more financial responsibility for loans onto the colleges themselves.
But that optimism will die down quickly if there's not a shift, if there are not more opportunities for gainful employment".
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The Obama Administration is pursuing a new gainful employment rule, and the action on that front has just shifted from the Department of Education to the White House Office of Management and Budget.
Before its shift in the diamond mine or the Amazon warehouse or wherever it is that hapless anthropomorphic bears find gainful employment in the throes of late-capitalism, it had to plough through the usual rigmarole: drag itself out of bed, eat its breakfast, feed its pet, have a shower – you've woken up before; you know the drill.
Thus began a friendship, and gainful employment.
Notoriety is one thing; gainful employment another.
Gainful employment is a good start.
In the U.S. Hawk and Soviet SA-6 Gainful antiaircraft systems, for example, the missile homed in on radar emissions transmitted from the launch site and reflected off the target, measuring the Doppler shift in the reflected emissions to assist in computing the intercept trajectory.
Thus began a long and futile search for gainful employment.
