Sentence examples for prospects of professional from inspiring English sources

I cannot explain how it is to be 25, 28, 30 years old and not to have any prospects of professional development, how it is to beg for your salary, how it is to tolerate the exhausting working hours and the humiliating behavior of your boss and all these because you have no alternative.

Health workers in the public sector, by contrast, often feel demotivated by the limited realistic prospects of professional progress and personal advancement and the rather slow and cumbersome promotion process.

"Everyone has to live with the prospect of professional mortality.

Sullivan is seduced by the prospect of professional acceptance and social respectability, while Costigan is appalled by the thrill he gets from letting his Id off the leash and acting like a violent criminal.

Along with low pay, long hours, little job security, and lack of benefits—only a quarter of respondents report receiving any one of the most disheartening aspects of the adjunct life may be the absence of any real prospects for professional improvement.

Investing in art provides growth prospects for professional, enhances awareness of global art among family members and passes understanding of a family's art collection to future generation.

Having little chance of formal promotion, their prospects for professional acknowledgement and respect lie in building informal competence and local reputation.

The American, who carded a 75, is not entertaining the prospect of turning professional until next year at the earliest.

Under the league's charter, teams are required to create, and support financially, youth hockey leagues in their cities, building a farm system but also providing activities for children who have no prospect of turning professional.

The prospect of another professional competition establishing a US presence, he said, regardless of the outcome of any such talks, was damaging to his league's chances of success.

But the prospect of a professional basketball team moving across two rivers to Brooklyn seemed, until recently, as remote as shipbuilding returning to the sprawling Brooklyn Navy Yard complex.