Sentences with phrase «increasingly rich work»

Whether you're a nurse researcher, bedside nurse, nurse educator, or school nurse, you're still building a brand, and an increasingly rich work history can certainly strengthen that brand over time.

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Starved for growth and cash - rich, these seniors are increasingly putting that cash to work on earlier - stage opportunities, and acquiring good - quality, single - asset juniors with advanced projects.

When real wages are falling, when the gap between rich and poor grows wider every quarter, when parents across the board are working ever - longer hours at jobs that are increasingly insecure, we need to remember that the resulting problems are inevitably amplified in the lives of the young.

I've found that building rich vegan caramel flavors (and increasingly, most other vegan baking flavor building applications) works really well when there's a small amount of unrefined coconut oil supplanting the regular fats.

However, since Seattle, they have been increasingly working together, turning the WTO into a battleground between the rich and the poor.

This follows a study in the International Journal of Obesity, published by Springer Nature, which shows that the increasingly popular fibre - rich «New Nordic Diet» might not work for everyone.

It feels a lot like the «Call of Duty» zombie modes, which I always enjoy, but I'd argue the «four players vs. increasingly difficult waves of bad guys» formula works better in «Andromeda» due to its rich character customization options.

To live, learn, and work successfully in an increasingly complex and information - rich society, students must know, understand, and be able to use technology effectively.

Longtime abstract painter Robert Yasuda's newest works verge on the lush, with an expanded palette, richer surface tonalities, and contours that are increasingly undulant, offering a more nuanced and fluid visual experience.

The result is an increasingly rich experience on the Museum's ground floor, where visitors can peek into the racks of painting storage to see a growing number of framed works of art, large and small, to complement the works on view in the galleries upstairs.

The process has become increasingly popular in recent years, and this show highlights a strong and visually rich grouping that will give viewers a sense of the many extraordinary works that are being printed with wax today.

Her works command the viewer to look past the façade — of their rich formal characteristics, of the fabricated fantasies increasingly traded in our consumer and social media - centric culture — and to acknowledge the realities of those not touched by the glitter and gold.

Breton's continuing links to Lam not only reflect the internationalist perspective that Breton and the other Europeans brought to the New York art scene in the early 1940s, but Lam's work and even the person of the artist himself (whose father was Chinese) also exemplify the rich mix of cultures in the New World that increasingly shaped the second half of the twentieth century and its art.