Sentences with phrase «what aspiring»

Keady sums up nicely what aspiring job seekers can do to maximize their opportunities: Think about what it is you can offer to the company you are reaching out to, what sets you apart, what tools do you have that will immediately benefit the company and highlight that upfront.

That's what every aspiring writer dreams of.

Perhaps this is * exactly * what the publishing industry needs and exactly what aspiring authors need, too.

Entry — What aspiring authors have to submit: A two - page synopsis and the first three chapters which, when combined, should be no more than 50 pages.

The National Council on Teacher Quality examined what aspiring teachers learn about reading instruction in college.

By taking what was great about FEA and expanding on it, we are raising the bar for what aspiring teachers know and are able to do.

And so Ms. Sackler did what any aspiring filmmaker would do: She grabbed her camera.

While few details have been released about the agreement, we felt inspired to explore what aspiring (and even established) filmmakers can take away from the incredibly versatile and innovative career of the Duplass Brothers.

He had spent the 1980s, in addition to running a substance abuse program, doing what any aspiring elected official does: joining community groups and trying to boost his name recognition for a future bid.

What the aspiring GOP candidates will need to mount a modern - day tech race are campaign veterans with a wide range of seasoned digital skill sets — for fighting TV admen over budgets, writing fundraising email copy that doesn't go straight to the trash bin and in using data the right way to find potential donors and voters.

I wonder what an aspiring business major might say if he or she were forced to specialize in the horse industry because there were too many people signing up for Macroeconomics 101.

For our series College Treps, founder of real estate software company Rivolix offers up advice on what aspiring entrepreneurs should do when starting up.

We aren't looking for your profile to be a list of static bullets, we're looking for an expression of who you are, what you've done and what you aspire to do.

«What we aspire to do is make this type of technology available much more broadly, through us and technology partners,» Feast said.

Or they name it after something they're particularly fond of, like an apple, or what they aspire to be: International So - and - So.

SimpliVity CFO Tom Beaudoin said finance chiefs need to watch the IPO market to «gain a sense of what you aspire to do and to learn what it will take to find a similar level of success.»

He is the compass and what we aspire to be like.

It is our picture of what we aspire to be, our projection of what we believe would be the fulfillment of our lives.

That's what I aspire for us to do for our customers, not just taking an order, making a delivery and dropping some boxes off.

They are more learned than we are, more fortunate, more highly endowed, more charming, more influential; they get what we aspire to but miss; they are promoted more swiftly in the business office, are rated higher in the school, are praised more in the market - place.

I think it's how most of us see our kitchens, or what we aspire to cultivate in the space.

We need to act, stand up for what you aspire to achieve.

Likewise the comments above, nothing wrong at face value, but the again he's hardly played, let alone been a frequent contributor......... and is a mile away from being what he aspires to be ie a consistent contributor.

But is that what we aspire for?

that my friend is corporate bs branding cover for... Arsenal FC 4th place is what we aspire to... The envy days are long gone I am afraid... On the striker issue wenger is now saying he still believes in Walcott for that role... If so you had better get used to spending a lot if time on your knees over the next 9 months

> John Glen on CentreRight: «I wonder, if you polled a thousand 16 year olds - as they stand on the threshold of adult life, and asked them what they aspire to I doubt many would say - to get divorced, or to have a series of failed relationships or to be widowed or bring up children on their own.»

Ultimately, beliefs stay in place when they fulfill a need and strengthen people's sense of identity, of who they are or what they aspire to be.

The selection of featured jewelry varies with my mood, what I aspire to wear, what I habitually wear *, and any number of mysterious factors.

When it gets hard and I don't think I can make it in the blogging world, your blog reminds me of what I aspire to be and keeps me going.

It's what I aspire to have myself.

I think she has become what she aspired to: a strong, independent and beautiful person.

This sporty chic is what I aspire to achieve some day for those dreaded sports games I am dragged too... Heh heh...

I love this outfit because I think it's closer to what I aspire to — I love a look where everything matches and everything looks so trim and professional.

It's what we all aspire to.

the one thing that bothers me is that we have a teacher in front of the class with a book... that's the [antithesis] of us and what we aspire to offer our kids.

The book represents an argument for better education, an approach that, as John Dewey suggests, the schooling offered to the most privileged should be what we aspire to for all children.

The message of the day, that you can achieve what you aspire to achieve, is not news to him, but he says the way it was presented was entirely different.

But if, as you suggest, aspire would fit right in, that is not what aspire is promising.

«The still point of the present moment is what I aspire to.

Cut down the topic: It's essential that while you are seated to plan your proposal, you have suspiciously planned your topic, and is capable of cut down sufficient to provide precise and concise knowledge of what you aspire to do and look forward to completing by doing it.

Think it is very true freedom is what we all aspire to in the end I think and progress / gain in financial situations.

Recently, several of our investors expressed an interest in understanding what we aspire to with this business.

I tend to think that games should be judged based on how successful they are at what they aspire to be.

In sum, what we aspire to in every VOLTA edition, whether in Basel or in New York, is to refocus the fair - going experience back to its most fundamental roots: to the artwork and the artists.

As the following artists point out, part of being creative is finding outlets and approaches that suit you — and knowing, very specifically, what you aspire to accomplish through art.

Two videos by Indianapolis, Indiana - based artist Casey Roberts explore the discrepancy between who we are, who we were and what we aspire to be.

I think you were talking about Degas at one stage and you say he's classical and that is what I aspire to be.

The main thing to understand is that the first step is assembling stakeholders and mapping out their concerns — where they are vulnerable, what they can tolerate, what they want to avoid, what they aspire to.

How do I become what I aspired to be?

The next step would be shadowing a barrister if becoming a criminal barrister is what you aspire to be.