Sentence examples for time for career from inspiring English sources

When they first had lunch as colleagues, Ms Robinson said she had no time for career distractions, least of all men.

Her first postgraduate years were the time for career experimentation, philosophical reflection and — after she became irritated that she could not repair her own car — bonding with wrenches.

She took two years to teach in Sierra Leone, because she knew that once she started in science later, there would be little time for career experimentation.

Still supplementing my freelance income with teaching, tutoring, and other odd jobs, I had very little time for career development.

Furthermore, some research has pointed out that high school is the most critical time for career selection of scientists and engineers (Gayles & Ampaw, 2011; Maltese & Tai, 2011; Olson, 2009; Seymour & Hewitt, 1997; Spapiro & Sax, 2011; Sadler et al., 2012; Tyson et al., 2007).

This disease occurs during the peak period of reproductive life and at a key time for career and family.

The courses that focus on careers run for 3 days and do not include the range of case studies that the longer courses offer, leaving more time for career-related activities and self-analysis.

With 34 World Cup wins, Neuner is ranked second all-time for career victories on the Biathlon World Cup tour.

Age at career start is used in the analysis of promotion to a senior physician position (and age at middle career stage start for promotion to a chief physician position) as a time-constant variable to control for physicians with differing time frames for career progression.

But continually shortening your time horizons for career achievement and shirking hard work in the search for immediate silver bullets is a dangerous practice, and may actually limit your long-term outcomes.

My wife and I have moved a number of times for career-related reasons, so we knew that pattern.