Sentence examples similar to call career from inspiring English sources

We have me coming back from a major injury, one that people call career-threatening.

Of course, a 95-mile-per-hour fastball off your spine below your shoulders isn't what I would call "career-extending," either.

The third is called Career Mapping.

The second is called Career Benchmarking.

One presents profiles of jobs, called Career Snapshots.

Topps introduced a strange new line in the 2013 baseball cards called Career Chase.

Sony said it was not doing anything wrong in placing employees in what it calls Career Design Rooms.

During one session, called "Career and Life Visioning", I was introduced to the notion of a personal BHAG (Big Hairy Audacious Goal).

And when the latter have been appropriately rewarded, it has been in a vacuum, profiting them little in that increasingly elusive thing called career.

Vocational programs — generally called career and technical programs now, partly because of the stigma that attaches to "vocational" — were gutted in the 1990s.

So now firms are copying some manufacturers — which have similarly inflexible pay because of union contracts — by creating a separate class of lower-paid workers.At law firms, these positions are generally called "career associates" or "permanent associates".