Sentence examples for path of going from inspiring English sources

I am considering the career path of going to investment banking (IBD) following the MFin program, spending three to five years, and then making a leap to private equity (PE).

With few major acquisitions taking place in the region, upwards of a dozen companies from Southeast Asia are considering following Sea down the path of going public in the U.S., TechCrunch understands, so this IPO will be watched with interest.

But what we quickly realised was we were really and uniquely good at working with this unstructured data, and it was always interesting to me that when we would put data in front of people, the response from our customers was always, "We want more". That set us on the path of going to hunt down more data.

* There's also the path of going to med school, becoming a surgeon or other specialist and performing procedures three or four days a week.

He had plans of using his Japanese professionally but starting a young family and having his first child while still in college pushed him down the path of going into sales as a professional career.

One of my slightly more roguish friends decided to shun the conventional path of going to university and getting a steady a job, like the rest of us did, and move out to Thailand to work in a bar, take mushrooms regularly and sleep with prostitutes.

Certainly, it is very different from the more predictable paths of going to graduate school or getting a job.

Right now we put too much weight on one path of life: going to school to graduate and going to college in order to be successful.

But to make a rational choice, they need to compare the real costs of treading the well-worn path with those of going somewhere new.

The findings also interest me because in hindsight - when I was in the simulator I did actively try to stay in the middle of the path for fear of going outside of the lines.

Phonon-defect scattering at the surface oxidized groups reduces the intrinsic mean free path of GO, also contributing to the reduction.