Sentence examples for career declines from inspiring English sources

His career declines, he sleeps with his students, his wife leaves him and eventually he returns home.

Trade unionists and social democrats, Standing argues, have not yet dealt with the fact that today, as the nine-to‑five career declines, we do more unpaid work in proportion to our paid labour: we work out of hours, at home and when we look for jobs – work that may not be economically productive.

The researchers looked at the career records of footballers in the professional football leagues in England between 1986 and 2001, analysing employment factors, such as the hiring of non-white players, recruitment of youngsters and the movement of players as their career declines.

From that point on, Piñera's career declined into obscurity.

Is  she steeling herself for inevitable career decline?

After this movie, Curtis's career declined in quality, if not quantity.

When her movie career declined, Ms. Francis became active in television.

When tastes changed in the 1860s, Davis' career declined, and he retired long before his death.

However, his career declined in the 1900s, and he died destitute in 1914.

His father's career declined and the family had to move into a smaller house.

Murder charges were filed against Burr and later dropped, and his popularity and career declined.