Sentences with phrase «earnest after»

The more you know about the industry and what is available to you, the better off you'll be as you begin looking for a job in earnest after graduation.

Perhaps surprisingly, he's entirely self - taught as a photographer, a profession he only pursued in earnest after earning a Master's in plant biology.

He took up portraiture again in earnest after Birth of the Cool; he signed with Jack Shainman Gallery in New York, and exciting new bodies of portrait works followed with two major gallery shows in 2013 and 2016.

This is the only card that will provide value to the lowest spenders, begin earning in earnest after six months of purchases, and continues to be of incredible value at all levels.

When they began to run in earnest after nearly an hour had elapsed, Gavin and Magnussen turned laps within a few seconds off their qualifying pace on Wednesday as a dry line developed.

The courting of Winston Peters has begun in earnest after a series of quickfire meetings at Parliament with the leaders of National and Labour.

Kluft began his research in earnest after finding the notations of two mining company geologists from the 1980s.

Pearce, an associate professor at Michigan Technological University, began printing out lab equipment in earnest after a seminal moment, when he priced a lab jack at $ 1,000.

Easy relations between the Coalition partners began to break down in earnest after the AV referendum.

If it's any consolation to harried school superintendents charged with putting together their own budgets prior to mid-May referenda, state budget negotiations will resume in earnest after the Easter - Passover break.

The session finally began in earnest after lunch, even as the Assembly speaker, Carl E. Heastie, a Bronx Democrat, held a celebratory news conference with reporters, promoting victories on increasing the minimum wage, establishing paid family leave for workers and increasing aid to schools.

In recent weeks, Jack Straw, Ruth Kelly, John Reid and Gordon Brown have all played their part in a concerted revision of the Cabinet's stand which began in earnest after the July 7 suicide bombings in London last year.

The policy - making cycle would start in earnest after conference 2012, following the review of Partnership into Power.

The web is a natural haven for the out - of - power — part of its brilliance is that it can make mighty the small and small the mighty — and just as Democrats and progressives began working online in earnest after they lost Congress and the White House, Republicans will naturally use new media to create channels for organizing and message - distribution now that they've been pushed out of institutional authority.

Thankfully for a handful of EPL teams domestic play resumes again in earnest after performances in the Champions League that can only be described as abominations.

WATCH IT START THOUGH IN EARNEST AFTER WE LOSE TWICE TO CITY.

This lawsuit piles onto the slow - burning saga that began in earnest after the Wall Street Journal reported in January that Trump's attorney Cohen paid Daniels $ 130,000 in hush money a month before the 2016 presidential election to cover up an alleged affair Trump had with the porn actress in 2006 at a celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe.

This lawsuit piles onto the slow - burning saga, which began in earnest after the Wall Street Journal reported in January that Trump's attorney Cohen paid Daniels $ 130,000 in hush money a month before the 2016 presidential election to cover up an affair Trump had with the porn actress in 2006 at a celebrity golf tournament in Lake Tahoe.

Not exact matches

The gadget - buying public is clearly unenthused after more than a decade of conspicuous consumption that started in earnest with the iPod.

Planning for the Buffer Fest began in earnest about a year ago, after sketching out ideas for the previous 12 months.

Jobs began to consider his resignation in earnest in late July, according to people who know him, after he realized that he would not be able to go back to Apple full - time.

Sortable started operations in earnest in late 2014, after a rebrand and shift away from its original purpose.

But after 1975 — when the Swedish state began to expand in earnest — Sweden's economy noticeably slowed, falling from the 4th richest in the world to the 13th by the mid 1990s.

The PC dynasty's final budget in March 2015 did propose a bad - medicine combination of modest budget cuts and assorted tax hikes — earnest efforts to bail Alberta out of chronic deficits, and exactly the sort of unpalatable budget a shrewd premier releases after an election, not before one.

Having reached relatively steady state after better than half a decade of investment and construction, the French have popped in with a bid before the hard yards of balance sheet stabilisation can begin in earnest.

(In light of his role on Facebook's board, Andreessen recused himself after Oculus's founders began negotiations with Zuckerberg in earnest.)

Since this debate over pipelines began in earnest last Fall, Jason Kenney and others have been calling on the federal government to invoke clause 92 (10)(c) of the Constitution, which allows the federal government to exert authority over infrastructure such as pipelines which, «although wholly situate within the Province, are before or after their Execution declared by the Parliament of Canada to be for the general Advantage of Canada or for the Advantage of Two or more of the Provinces.»

Work began in earnest shortly after kick off.

However, the depreciation didn't start in earnest until 18 months after the terms of trade had peaked.

If you turn out to be one of them, finding a credit report error after you're under contract for home can carry significant costs — including the loss of your earnest money.

It is only after he had begun to be disturbed by the indulgence sales that we find him for the first time considering sacramental issues in earnest in his lectures.

Such education will not always succeed, as for instance there exist people who are unable to acquire a taste for Alexander Pope even after earnest striving, but the method is more likely of success than adverting to a list of beloved aphorisms.

I became an atheist after having spent most of my life as a Christian, but when I became engulfed in a fundamentalist group and actually began reading and researching the bible in earnest, I became an atheist.

During my time in El Salvador, Central America (1983 - 86), I was always thunderstruck when, after a group of U.S. visitors had spent a couple of hours listening to the stories of the Mothers of the Disappeared or to officials of the non-governmental Human Rights Commission, at least one earnest soul would take me aside to ask whether «we're going to get a chance to hear the other side of the story.»

Yet during this time, Cairns says now, he «was still very far from establishing my life as prayer» Not too many years ago, after a rather bitter dispute at work, he started to pray in earnest: «I began an actual «rule» of prayer.

After the Second World War, intensive farming began in earnest.

The AGM season kicks off in earnest on Tuesday with Telstra and Cochlear, followed by CSL, Treasury Wine Estates, Brambles, Aurizon Holdings, Healthscope, BHP Billiton's London AGM on Thursday and IAG on Friday, after outgoing Myer chairman Paul McClintock became the first victim of AGM season after standing down last week.

After Forrest's testimony, the pro-Iverson whisper campaign began in earnest: Steele was friendly with the judge's family; there was another videotape somewhere showing Iverson running for his life; an unindicted Bethel student was about to confess that he, not Iverson, had struck Steele.

The afternoon - shadow - lengthening season finally got under way again in dead earnest all over the country; hundreds of big shadows, which had allowed themselves to get a bit frowsy around the edges while lengthening, month after month, in stadiums populated solely by pigeons and ground - keepers, policed themselves up and slid down across their respective goal lines as nicely as hair oil on a barbershop floor.

After two buzz - worthy (for very different reasons) Week 4 lead - in games — TCU over Texas Tech, Oklahoma State over Texas — Big 12 play begins in earnest on Saturday.

After Arsene Wenger admitted that he needs to clear out many more players before he can bring in replacements, it seems that the exodus of out - of - favour Gunners is now being dealt with in earnest.

After a meeting with Adam Silver, Levenson said he would look to sell his share of the Hawks, but it seems the sale can begin in earnest now that all three ownership groups have come together.

And so after just ten days, the England World Cup journey is over and the fallout begins in earnest.

The planning process began in earnest in 2006, after the demolition of an aging, two - story bath and restroom facility, according to a city memo.

«The second meeting of the transition team after the formal inauguration on Sunday the 11th of December is scheduled to take place on Wednesday the 14th of December at 10.00 am and we look forward to commencing the process of transition in earnest,» the statement added.

After next year's local elections the long run - in to the next general election will begin in earnest.

«After the 2019 general elections, we will begin to work for the 2022 election in earnest and the experience we garnered this year will be our guide.

The MTA will begin an internal debate on its advertising policies in earnest today — just more than two months after its refusal of an anti-Muslim ad campaign was ruled to have violated the First Amendment of the Constitution.

After returning to Argentina in late April, he has been finalizing recommendations to be presented in the fall detailing how Argentina will set up, design, fund, track and evaluate a science policy fellowship program that is expected to get underway in earnest with a pilot project placing five scientists in select agencies in 2018.

Aside from puberty, this is a time when the school environment becomes more impersonal, academic grades are much more public, «being popular» becomes fervently sought after and efforts to separate from parents start in earnest.