Sentence examples for professional upheaval from inspiring English sources

As Luke Bullen was also the drummer in her band, and its musical director, the separation catalysed both personal and professional upheaval for the 37-year-old.

Meanwhile, Corey Stoll plays Representative Peter Russo, a hard-partying Congressman who ends up owing his loyalty to Underwood, and Robin Wright plays Underwood's wife, an equally ruthless businesswoman undergoing her own professional upheaval.

The professional upheaval that the future French legal framework will doubtlessly trigger will require further research.

For Anna Wintour, though, as well as worrying about her two children (Bea, 11, Charlie, 13), there are the professional upheavals to deal with.

"I was in this period in my life of great professional and emotional upheaval," Mr. Feiler said.

Young scientists face the possibility of great professional and personal upheaval during relocation, at the time in their careers when they are expected to be very productive.

AS everyone who reads these pages knows, the ranks of mid- and late-career professionals are in upheaval.

In the third grade he stumbled upon the work of the baseball writer Bill James — the figure most responsible for the current upheaval in professional sports — and decided that what he really wanted to do with his life was put Jamesian principles into practice.

In a world of economic instability and corporate upheaval, savvy professionals like the technology consultant Josh So epitomize the benefits of brushing up your online image and keeping it polished.

The last year of Romanowski's professional life has seen much upheaval, even by his turbulent standards.

The political refugees escaping Nazism, Communism and other "isms," wars, revolutions and other upheavals left behind successful professional careers and because of language skills or other requirements, were forced to start at the bottom of the job ladder.