Sentence examples for make a better career from inspiring English sources
"Looking back, I should have stayed to make a better career for myself, maybe get a chance with a top six, top eight team".
"David's always believed that having a wide range of outside interests leads to a balanced life and makes for a better career," said Goldman Sachs spokesperson Jake Siewert to the New York Times.
Over-promoted politicians sometimes make a better fist of their second careers.
His father, a dentist, didn't object when he chose to study film at City College of New York (initial career plan: make a better "Shaft").
"In the past, we've done advertising telling people to get the certification by saying, 'You'll be more qualified, you'll have a better career, you'll make more money,' " Mr. Bernstein said, an approach that is "logical for any credential".
Excel in school and have a better career.
The report made a number of recommendations around the introduction of a better career structure for clinical academics.
Perhaps journalism might be a better career choice, he wonders.
To put it into context, Hodgson was asked in the post-match press conference whether he had ever made a better double substitution in a managerial career going all the way back to Halmstads BK in Sweden in 1976.
Murphy said he has made a better fist of his coaching and player career than he did as landlord.
