| 词汇 | example_english_career |
| 释义 | Examples of careerThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Four subjects were given a formal problem, while two were trying to solve an intellectual problem relating to their own professional careers. At the midpoint of this hypothetical continuum of party strength, we could locate politicians whose careers depend on a balance of both types of reputations. Political careers depended on securing increased expenditure and on building alliances. Their intellectual careers show a pattern of parallellism and antagonism. He demonstrates how bargaining among parties over rules for subnational elections were important for politicians attempting to shape opportunities for future careers. As described earlier, the report effectively ended the military careers of those named in it. Sixteen members of this study (64 %) were knighted at some stage of their careers. There has to be a new gender contract, to allow women to harmonize motherhood and careers. Workers who are myopic or have relatively high discount rates may decide not to make pension contributions early in their careers. The rst would engage people at the same level in their research careers, the second would focus on common research interests or projects. The distinct careers of souls are actualized at distinct universes. The distinct possible careers of one soul may share many states and overlap more or less. In this study, we evaluated whether black patients and white patients with psychotic disorders receive different types of treatment early in their treatment careers. Her discussion of the work and careers of the women composers must be seen from this perspective. The cohorts of households which entered the tenure in the first period of post-war expansion are now in the later stages of their housing careers. There is now, however, increasing academic and policy interest in the later stages of households' housing careers. Do their care-giving careers follow the same sequence of phases ? Only the oldest men, those in their 40s, were married; sailors put their careers at sea before any dreams of domestic bliss. At the same time, a circle of business executives has formed who make careers in that special segment of government corporations and corporate look-alikes. Throughout all, there is a constant shuffling of partners, as men and women form strategic alliances to advance their careers. The co-ordinators suggested that this was not a burden for the senior volunteers, for many had been accustomed to substantial responsibilities in their pre-retirement careers. We then gave them the opportunity to 'infill' by talking about developments in their careers during the years between these two periods. The ranking of the careers by first year and third year students was very similar. Few of the other 11 music careers that were suggested to them were of less appeal. Initial questioning centred on a range of issues sourced from our experience with music education and music careers. Are these made explicit enough in careers counselling and by music staff ? Her study provides valuable insights on the relationship between teaching and performing in the lives of these individuals at different stages in their careers. People live active lives far beyond retirement; our families, friends, hobbies, and sometimes professional careers, too, continue to make our lives worthwhile. The censuses contain statistics on occupations, but cannot serve as the main source for a study analysing questions on servant recruitment and careers. Rates of pay - and to some extent working arrangements - were structured in accordance with different types of work, but individual careers were much more unpredictable. College students are able to choose their major fields of study; adults are able to choose their careers and hobbies. In their professional careers, few will need to make professional decisions about cloning, stem-cell research, or healthcare allocation policy. I t pleads for the consideration of different, conflicting and non-synchronized processes in sectional careers (or 'lifethreads'). In addition, of course, there is a need to control several thousand personal names and the careers that they signal. She combined detailed questionnaires with much personal rejoicing in their careers and families. The record linkage undertaken by the project will enable users to trace individual careers as they cross diocesan boundaries. The careers of the members were followed up till the records were closed in 1964. Fourteen patients were either in part-time employment (4) or were pursuing careers (10). Although a large number of pupils left school early to marry, a number of pupils were encouraged to continue their education and acquire careers. Several operated in various spheres, their careers providing numerous reminders of the interlocking dimensions of urban political life in the provinces. Many black musicians, due to their race, were denied access to careers in classical music and turned to popular music by default. To reiterate, the arbitrators were not all oligarchs and were men at rather different stages of their borough careers. In contrast, prima donnas who married men connected with the arts often enjoyed long careers. Was it possible for women to pursue careers without compromising the sanctity of the domestic sphere? However, in the real world, some individuals drawn into careers in business are driven almost exclusively by the desire for the greatest possible profit margin. In addition, careers guidance programmes and the agencies which offer them were also being restructured. Eventually, they also turn on positions, careers, the employment of specific individuals, and the promotion or elimination of educational programs and departments, at least. The two main disputants were prominent yeshivah students, both of whom earned some renown in their subsequent intellectual careers. In these frameworks a considerable number of actions were implemented to push girls to focus on scientific and technical sectors in choosing their careers. Thus, there was hardly a chance to establish a continuity for careers of women in academic positions. The careers of most of the ducal engineers, who were often specialists in hydraulics, testify to these interferences on his part. Failing that, acceptable careers were left to a patronage system under increasing scrutiny. The same seven had little or no judicial experience, spending their careers instead in the legislative, executive, or academic arenas. I still believe the majority of students who enter architecture school wish to learn how to design and want careers as architects. Scientists at all stages of their careers will derive great benefit from this survey of fungal genetics. Each chapter quotes extensively from correspondence and conversations, and we learn a good deal about the careers and motivations of the researchers involved. The book ranges over skill acquisition, attitudinal and cognitive development, mind skills, playing skills, performance and practice, careers, strategies and tactics. Before 1945 they had been adolescents, students or soldiers, but not in media careers. To the end it was assumed that women would have a twofold working day, and this had a lasting influence on their careers. The comparison group consisted of seventeen professional singers with international careers. Housing careers, life cycle and residential mobility : implications for the housing market. They found differences in the verbal representation of earlier life phases between groups of 60-year-old bakers of today when reflecting on their careers. I n the upper middle class, women rarely go out to work; but, if they do, they tend to have long stable careers. Thus, the same instructional methods can foster the development of literacy for children from different language backgrounds early in their academic careers. As well as being active in the women's movement, they advanced in their professional careers and engaged in other political and cultural activities. Later entries document more subtle or prosaic impediments - husband's careers, lack of childcare, lack of due recognition - all stultifying in their own ways. The careers of this troika are richly detailed, but the book is more than a work of political biography. All portraits include useful textual information about the artists, their careers and their work. Perhaps the understanding will be complete before yet another generation of parasitologists complete their research careers focused on flukes and snails. An opportunity to study abroad is at the same time seen as better preparing domestic students for international careers. Twenty-four of those whose distinguished careers have been influenced by him have contributed chapters. The latter pages of the book summarize the later careers of the members of the expedition. Several novels deal with the turbulent dramas besetting the corporate corridors of phonographic power: the studios and boardrooms, where careers are forged or destroyed. There are brutal stories of callous power that destroys lives and careers. Awards are important because of the prestige which is attached to them, but also because of their effect on the careers of artists. Although the prime minister and ruling party legislators sometimes disagreed with each other, they did not fight at the price of their political careers. There are a few biographical studies of the careers of ministers, and some, including former ministers,7 have considered what the ministerial role entails. Are the careers of party leaders subject to parallel constraints? Many of the single women had stable relationships with the same man for several years and had careers of their own. They may choose to develop their careers rather than combining them with marriage and its frequent consequence of motherhood. How far can their political attitudes and activities only be understood in terms of their military careers ? He has produced a remarkable number of successful students, many of whom started their careers as coauthors with him. I was curious to see if others with long careers in palliative medicine had the same vision of themselves. The accusation, the investigation, often sufficed to destroy careers. Worse, good people are cut off in their careers by economic forces out of their control. Others demonstrated that people's post-school careers were also dependent upon their social class background. In charting the progress of fans' careers, two types of data have been used. Railwaymen were going to object to funds being used to further the political careers of such men. Introducing product innovations, however, might allow skilled workers to protect or even advance their careers. The parallel between the careers of the gallants and the country buffoon hints that anti-climax ultimately here means matrimony. Such knowledge is crucial for the planning of services for child offenders at an early stage in children's delinquency careers. If so, are teachers preparing students sufficiently for their careers and passing on the benefits of their considerable experience? The majority of students, though, still hope to pursue performance careers, and to become well respected as musicians. He implicitly criticises the church, the institutional frame for the careers of most famous musicians of the day. The book ends with a study of two careers. The comparisons involved in cases such as the choice of careers are difficult to make. The study found most musicians to be wholly or partly self-employed, and to work in a variety of often interdependent roles throughout their careers. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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