Sentence examples for career ascent from inspiring English sources
The phrase "career ascent" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe the process of advancing or climbing in one's professional life or job position. Example: "Her dedication and hard work led to a rapid career ascent within the company."
Nonetheless, Claflin's career ascent has been swift.
Bryant's career ascent is more well-documented.
It wasn't always a steady career ascent, however.
Reflecting on his career ascent, he said: "It's fast, really fast.
But as with any career ascent so brilliant, a virulent backlash has become apparent of late.
His career ascent was dizzying: a general at 33, defence minister at 45, first-secretary of the Communist Party at 57.
More time to do all that unpaid household labor, of which women do 2½ times more than men, in addition to working harder at our jobs, with greater productivity, while capping our career ascents, and losing over $512 billion a year in wage equality.
With her career in ascent, she helped her mother buy the home at 608 South Kent and another house down the street.
Among its details are a Hoboken upbringing with an abortionist mother; the hardscrabble but exciting swing era, which ignited his career; his ascent to superstardom in the war years, when he awakened the lust in countless screaming girls; the youthful marriage (to the long-suffering homebody Nancy Barbato) that was torn asunder by Ava Gardner, over whom he attempted suicide.
Here we might see DiCamillo's own career, her ascent from full-time clerk in a store selling used books to author of a much-praised first novel for children, "Because of Winn-Dixie," which won a Newbery Honor Award and climbed the best-seller lists.
He had a new coach, Alberto Salazar, a former great marathoner, and a career on the ascent.
