All had been in classrooms decades ago, but had long made the switch to the far more remunerative world of the state legislature.
"But once you get back there," he laughs, "it's immediately, 'Get me the fuck OUTTA HERE!'" The second act of McDowell's career has been a busy and remunerative life as a Hollywood character actor - there may be more people in the US who remember him as the murderer of Captain Kirk in Star Trek: Generations than as insurgent schoolboy Mick Travis in If..
Mrs. Brown might have had any career; given the comforts of the Bonds' home, a remunerative one might have been most realistic.
Educational attainment has been shown to be a major determinant for engagement in remunerative non-farm activities (Barrett et al. 2001).
The high rate of maternal, infant and child mortality in SE Asian countries has been associated with poverty, reduced education and literacy, lack of remunerative employment, low social status, and limited access to health services and family planning [ 5].
The result of such assaults has been the opposite of Dean's critics' intentions, however — a highly remunerative jujitsu.
They have been borrowing heavily in yen and putting the proceeds into more remunerative assets, such as antipodean bonds (see article).
This nuclear threat has been effective against the most egregious offenders, but until colleges approach that threshold, there is little reason for them to steer students in more remunerative directions.
That doesn't mean, though, that there will always be remunerative, let alone satisfying work for human beings to do.
But it was the first time I knew the practice of law could be remunerative".
