Sentences with phrase «taking a new job often»

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27:1; Job 9:13), that parallel accounts take different standpoints (e. g., Samuel - Kings - Chronicles; MatthewMark - Luke - John), that Old Testament citations in the New Testament are often loosely rendered, and that literary quality varies from writer to writer.

This time the manager is already aware that the player who was thought to be about to get the job, Per Mertesacker, is going to miss at least the first few months of the new season and knowing the way our players» problems often seem to take a lot longer than first expected to fix, it could be more.

Another single mom took childcare sharing to a new level — a fifth - grade teacher, she split her job with another teacher and new mom (this is often called «job - sharing»).

Changing careers often means taking a first job that might not be a perfect fit, he adds, but such a job gives you demonstrable experience and teaches you valuable skills that can help you move forward toward your new career goal.

But because New Zealand originally lacked rats, which can spread seeds, Burns and his Victoria University colleagues Catherine Duthie, a graduate student, and George Gibbs wondered if the mouse - sized wetas had taken over the seed - dispersal job often held by these furry species.

«The new rules approved by Colorado's Air Quality Control Commission, after taking input from varied and often conflicting interests, will ensure Colorado has the cleanest and safest oil and gas industry in the country and help preserve jobs,» Hickenlooper said.

As we've seen in «Broadcast News», «Morning Glory», and other movies involving the subject of TV news, relationships away from the job often suffer, and, of course, that happens here as well as Ron Burgundy's career goes from an all - time high to a new low when the one thing God put him on this Earth to do (other than have salon - quality hair) is suddenly taken away from him.

While hunting for fellow felines and taking on odd jobs (often as a catnip runner), you'll scavenge for weapons, earn experience, and level - up to earn new abilities.

Sketchy as the final outcome often is, they and Independent Curators International are to be commended for tackling a job that a flush New York museum should have taken on about 10 years ago.

However, that excitement often comes with some uncertainty when you realize (after starting your new job) that you need to take some unexpected time off.

Sara Sutton Fell, CEO at FlexJobs in Boulder, Colorado agrees that «21st century titles... often either have a new take on more traditional job titles, or simply use titles that didn't exist 10 years ago and thus end up sounding more off - beat.»

As professionals expand their job responsibilities and take on new leadership challenges, they often experience a gap between what they know today and what they might need to know in their new role.