Sentence examples for practical career from inspiring English sources

The practical career problems of these young artists are clear enough.

As was customary in treatises of the time, Leonardo planned to combine theoretical exposition with practical information, in this case offering practical career advice to other artists.

She pursued a practical career in marketing in New York, and, after three years, ended an impetuous marriage to an Afghan.

You will also develop a practical career action plan tailored to your particular situation, which will enable you to move your career forward in the right direction.

The 12-week Artist in the Marketplace seminar, which provides young and emerging artists with practical career guidance, ends with an exhibition of the graduates' work.

His father, a goldsmith and a watchmaker in the era of Barcelona's prominence as a hub of Art Nouveau architecture and design, insisted that his son pursue a practical career.

HAVANA (Reuters) — Cuba is cutting back its hallowed free education system and moving students into more practical careers to reduce costs and fill needs in its work force, recently released government statistics show.

"Tooling Up" was (and continues to be, thanks to Dave Jensen) about practical career-development techniques for young scientists--very nuts-and-bolts stuff.

The running gag is that we'll end up with well-paying and practical careers, while our contemporaries studying 18th-century Flemish epistemology will emerge from academia baffled at the dearth of jobs for 18th-century Flemish epistemologists.

The point is that the dating process offers a lot of practical, career-related experience.

College learning is valuable only if practical, career-oriented and measureable".