Sentence examples for be a difficult career from inspiring English sources

However, Chen's parents also discouraged her from pursuing conducting as they felt it would be a difficult career path for a woman.

He will not!" She knows well it is a difficult career path.

"It is a difficult career so I would advise women in particular to make sure they really want it and are ready to make all the necessary sacrifices before starting," warns Isabelle Mansuy, although Anu Suomalainen-Wartiovaara wants to "encourage young female scientists--as a mother of three--by saying that family and science do not exclude each other.

Remember, this is a difficult career that will take many years to achieve.

Whether it be a difficult business decision, a risky career move, or any of the hundreds of phobias in the list, you must face your fears in order to see a clear path forward.

This is someone who can be a periodic sounding board when one is faced with a difficult career challenge, or when is considering changing jobs.

It can be a very difficult career, being a famous person.

And it's a very difficult career, a short career, as a pro athlete," Nash explained.

"It's a very difficult career for a woman," she added.

"If you can do a postdoc in science," he says, "you can do anything, because a postdoc is a very difficult career path.

It was a difficult phase in my career [getting from 99 to 100, which took from March 2011 to March 2012] because everyone had started talking about it.