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And, in all five cases, geographic mobility in order to take a more secure, prestigious, or better-paying job.

Pamela Haag, Ph.D.: The Neighbor Break-Up Ph.D. Pamela Haag 2011

Their ability to receive a higher education and move into better-paying jobs would help the U.S. economy in the form of increased tax revenue and consumer spending.

College Board wants more help for illegal immigrants 2009

Over the last few years, landing better-paying jobs in higher education has been increasingly difficult as the percentage of tenured faculty shrinks.

Southeastern IHEs Spending Less On Faculty Salaries 2009

His father, who had left a university career teaching language for a better-paying office job, loved to eat.

The Sorcerer’s Apprentices Lisa Abend 2011

Over the last few years, landing better-paying jobs in higher education has been increasingly difficult as the percentage of tenured faculty shrinks.

The Kept-Up Academic Librarian: 2009

The flipside is the number of talented people who leave music for better-paying pastures — or who never embark on a music career in the first place.

Rockin' pneumonia Matthew Guerrieri 2009

He hated having to stay home, so he would pretend he had to meet someone for a little while, maybe to get a better-paying job, and then not return until the wee hours and sometimes not until morning, bathed in the scent of another woman.

Family Storms 2011

At least three economic studies have found that beneficiaries of TAA subsidies don't tend to secure better-paying jobs after retraining.

Trade Extortion Assistance 2011

The flipside is the number of talented people who leave music for better-paying pastures — or who never embark on a music career in the first place.

Archive 2009-06-01 Matthew Guerrieri 2009

We all know that getting a better-paying job is one of the main reasons to go to college. ...

Fed chief tells graduates: Don't go for the gold, be happy 2010