Sentence examples for survive professionally from inspiring English sources

To survive professionally, scientists feel the need to publish as many papers as possible, and to get them into high-profile journals.

Colleagues said that General McChrystal's overnight metamorphosis from the nation's most important general to its most humiliated was numbing, but that he would recover psychologically and survive professionally.

Written by artists of both sexes, Meaning looks as critically at what they create as at how they live and survive professionally.

As women, it is not in our best interests to be viewed as victims who must remain on the defensive to survive professionally.

After being recalled to Yan'an, Peng was subjected to a political indoctrination campaign in which he was criticized as an "empiricist" for his good relations with the Comintern, and only survived professionally through an unconditional conversion to Mao's leadership.

What about surviving intellectually, professionally, as a part of society?

The U.N.S.C. program is renowned for the fact that more than seventy per cent of its players survive to play professionally.

So far I've overcome an eating disorder, faced unemployment, reinvented myself professionally, survived poverty, published a number of books, and come out on top.

On the other hand, I am scraping to survive as a postdoc day-to-day: professionally, emotionally, physically, and financially.

"The trust board is engaged in serious efforts to help our club survive and needs to be allowed to get on with the job professionally and without distractions.

"But volunteers tend to be retired professionals and libraries where there are more of those people are more likely to survive than those in inner cities. "The principle that we should have publicly funded, professionally run libraries remains".