Sentence examples for working in certain fields from inspiring English sources

The company, which operates out of an eight-room house along the water in Northport, collects the business cards of sales representatives working in certain fields and then sells the contact information in a database to other businesses.

Until now, foreign scholars working in certain fields had to undergo an extensive interagency security review--known as a Visas Mantis check--every time they wanted to reenter the United States.

Ask your college career center to put you in touch with alumni working in certain fields (especially those with psychology degrees) or simply call organizations whose work you are interested in and ask to speak to someone who holds a job you think you might like.

Licensure is required to work in certain fields, such as securities.

Every person who has ever worked in certain fields that professionally render exploitation (such as modeling, entertainment, or film) should be alert about those factors in personal relationships also.

There's something missing from that picture, though: not only is it difficult to find work in certain fields; it's difficult finding work full stop.

Outrage has greeted a decision by the head of Australia's premier research agency to cut jobs and eliminate work in certain fields, including basic climate science.

► "Outrage has greeted a decision by the head of Australia's premier research agency to cut jobs and eliminate work in certain fields, including basic climate science," Leigh Dayton wrote this morning at ScienceInsider.

If you work in certain public service fields, such as a teacher, firefighter, law enforcement officer, or nurse, you can have up to 100% of your loan cancelled.

The student or former student escapes the tax hit if the loan is forgiven under a provision specifying that all or part of the debt is discharged if the individual works for a certain period of time in certain fields for a class of employers.

Women's salaries match and even surpass men's salaries in certain fields, according to an annual survey by Working Women's magazine.