Sentence examples for permanent career from inspiring English sources

Acting became his permanent career.

Since Lidia had been a biochemist in Russia, Ruth suggested something better as a permanent career, but Lidia just laughed.

But when he was sent home from the NFL Europe tryouts, Young was thinking it might be time to make a permanent career change.

After graduating as the greatest player in school history, Coppenrath played with the Celtics' and Pacers' summer league teams, but he's since carved out a permanent career overseas.

Prior to 1967, racial animosity had been negligible within the US armed forces in Vietnam because the black men stationed there were professional soldiers seeking a permanent career.

However, only 13% of those who had considered leaving said this was because they had never thought of teaching as a permanent career.

Yet he seems to have written the book on how to convert that isolating, unwelcome brand of fame (teen heartthrob status so rarely translates to anything admirably permanent career-wise in adulthood) into a career which has him grinning like the proverbial Cheshire cat.

I think a lot of college students are at the point now where they are looking for more permanent careers, but are holding on to temporary positions until they find it".

The report also conveys the difficulty that Australian postdocs have in finding a job, noting that many of the respondents struggle to make it out of short-term positions into permanent careers.

My permanent early career counterpart earns a starting salary of £37,756 (not that I'm counting), with office space, a computer allowance, a research allowance, a pension scheme, maternity/paternity leave, sick leave, and an open-ended contract.

NIH will spend less than 1% of its jackpot creating permanent new career opportunities for young researchers; the rest may go to possibly making the postrecovery outlook worse.