Sentence examples for long-term posts from inspiring English sources
If you want to nab one of the scarce long-term posts, not only will you need to keep an eye on promotion procedures, you will need to put a huge number of hours in, and may well have to be prepared to work abroad.
The career of a major conductor is divided between guest appearances and permanent posts, and Noseda's long-term posts have thus far been with mid-level houses — such as the BBC Philharmonic in Manchester, England, which landed him on the map in 2005 when the BBC released his recordings of the first five Beethoven symphonies as free downloads, and got more than a million hits.
Thanks to the Indian government's push for internationalization and India's transition from an inward-gazing scientific culture to one increasingly characterized by external engagement, science institutes and universities in India are hosting foreign scientists in stable, long-term posts more frequently than ever before.
Moreover, psychosocial outcomes themselves influence long-term post-transplant morbidity and mortality rates.
B.B. was supported by an EMBO long-term post-doctoral fellowship.
J.B.-B. was the recipient of a long-term post-doctoral fellowship from the Federation of European Biochemical Societies.
The statistically significant short-term returns are followed by a reversal in long-term post-acquisition returns at unlikely bidders — but not at likely bidders.
Despite advances in peri operative care, a significant percentage of elderly patients experience transient post operative delirium and/or long-term post-operative cognitive dysfunction (POCD).
He fits Sunderland's job description of an experienced, gifted coach, hungry for a fresh challenge but not looking for a long-term posting.
These findings suggest the SOM may be useful in forecasting real-time post-fire hazards, and long-term post-recovery processes and effects of climate change scenarios.
Future studies should explore the effectiveness of mindfulness training on long-term post-intervention weight loss in adults with overweight and obesity.
