Sentence examples for problems of career from inspiring English sources

Some interviewed health professionals, mostly the medical doctors, stressed the problems of career progression and low pay of TCs, which to a certain extent leads to low motivation among the TCs.

It's not a designation problem but a problem of career qualification.

Playing through the worst injury problems of his career, Barkley managed 21.6 points on.495 shooting and 11.2 rebounds per game.

G.E. faced one of the most ticklish problem of its career when it had to decide whether an electric clock whould tick.

The race and faith inquiry somewhat hurriedly commissioned at that first chairing of the MPA considered the specific problem of poor career progress among officers from minority ethnic and faith groups.

But also to make clear our willingness to work with the profession and the RCN in particular in such a spirit of partnership to tackle these problems of recruitment, retention, career progression, and professional practice.

If there were only two bodies involved, the problem of dual-career couples would also be relatively simple.

The NIH response to the NAS report, "Addressing the Nation's Changing Needs for Biomedical and Behavioral Scientists 8 showed that the Agency takes seriously the evidence on the career problems of young bioscientists, and the need to improve career prospects for them.

Danny has been treated for depression, but his father knows what the real problem is: a lack of career opportunities.

Without this, there is no problem for career development".

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