Sentence examples for career contributed from inspiring English sources
Mourning said he still believed that long-term use of anti-inflammatories over his 12-year career contributed to his disease.
La Toya Jackson's failed attempt at a singing career contributed to her 1995 bankruptcy, too – but in fairness, Blue were still touring while haemorrhaging money, while Jackson's musical venture never really took off.
Turner began playing football at the age of 5. Researchers who studied his brain believed the length of his career contributed to the development of the CTE.
It was a hard time for me professionally: I really had to consider who I would be if I weren't writing fiction, and I also had to decide how much my career contributed (or not) to my personal happiness.
Injuries in the middle of his career contributed to a drop in his playing ability; as a result, he was traded on three occasions in the off-seasons between 1992 and 1994 to the Quebec Nordiques, the New York Islanders and then back to the Flyers.
Long before he began paying down the debt, Soucy spent much of his career contributing to it.
Mr. Holbrooke served as a foreign policy adviser to Mrs. Clinton from the beginning of her Senate career, contributing ideas for major speeches and weighing in on crises.
Only four outfield players featured for more than Lampard's 519 minutes in England's unbeaten qualifying campaign with the veteran, who boasts 103 caps over a 15-year international career, contributing in seven of the team's 10 fixtures.
They included a stint as health minister, an area in which he retained a keen interest over his political career, contributing to debates in the upper chamber over the controversial health and social care bill in recent weeks.
Jack continued work as a scholar during his finance career, contributing his deep knowledge of the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644) thethe Cambridge History of China, presenting academic papers, and teaching a course at Princeton University.
This statement suggests that acquiring 'on-the job' experience or knowledge throughout one's career contributes to one's expertise when making decisions during the design process, such as selecting an appropriate fabric for pattern design and dye type.
