Sentence examples for job tracks from inspiring English sources

It has a specialized training institute, early pension eligibility and a separate career system that places officers on long-term job tracks tied to specific diplomatic disciplines.

In traditional industry, you might go to business school, after which it is socially acceptable to switch job tracks, but everyone knows having an MBA doesn't go too far in a startup.

There are also a number of job tracks that you can take after college.

Both of these job tracks are especially helpful for Dragon Knights and other armor-reliant classes, as making your own armor and weapons can make you money by saving you money, in addition to the money you make from selling stuff you don't need.

The job: Track down the daughter of an even more powerful gangster (Michael Gambon).

Lehigh was forcing Kansas to take off-balance shots and did a good job tracking down rebounds.

Some states were charging the city $9 for a driver's address, but the city is making greater use of collection agencies that can do the job — tracking down the scofflaw and demanding payment — for less.

With Dewey's announcement, these students' careful, fastidiously risk-averse career planning collapsed under them, and they fell off the job track not just for Dewey but for its peer firms.

The editors, Rose Styron and R. Blakeslee Gilpin, have done a fine job tracking down letters from archives all over the country, and Gilpin's footnotes are conscientious to a fault.

After that, the job track ends with the coveted open-ended professorships.

Investors have most of that money in ETFs, which do an admirable job tracking broad indexes at rock-bottom costs.