Sentence examples for more career oriented from inspiring English sources

She says the university is becoming "normal," more career oriented.

What I found over the years is that artists are increasingly more career oriented - but not long-term career-oriented.

In this conceptualization, larger cities with higher wages may be more attractive to career oriented women who have low desired total fertility.

"College graduates are just more career-oriented," said Adam Slipakoff, the firm's managing partner.

In time we'll discover that the girl is the boss's daughter, and his schemes are more career-oriented than sexual.

That the original Ken was no more career-oriented than the latest version was part of his appeal.

They offer a narrower range of courses that are more career-oriented, and they schedule classes at times convenient to working students.

He seemed furious that his wife had diverged from the script and implied that he was more career-oriented than his public image suggests.

The truth, however, is that ambition is still a vexed concept for young women, as Anna Fels argues eloquently in her recent book, "Necessary Dreams," despite the fact that they are now more career-oriented than ever.

In the last couple of years, Mattel Inc. has been under increasing pressure from some parents to lay aside Barbie's trademark vagueness and make her more career-oriented to build credibility -- not to mention sales -- among the primary-school set and their two-career parents.

Women in this period became more career-oriented, independent and sought greater financial security than previous generations.