Sentence examples for career difficulties from inspiring English sources

None of the Bear directors have appeared to have career difficulties.

For a while Mr. Segel's early career difficulties seemed linked to Mr. Apatow's own: after "Freaks and Geeks" was canceled, he wanted to cast Mr. Segel as the star of "Undeclared," a college sitcom for Fox.

From the loss of an eye and a narrow escape from complete blindness in his teens, family tragedies, career difficulties and national crises, Gordon Brown has often seemed like a character in a Greek tragedy – whenever things were going well, fate dealt him a blow.

I've got that!" The truth is that many of us who think we have ADHD don't, and many others remain undiagnosed and untreated – and the cost of failing to identify ADHD is high; behavioural and academic problems in childhood and failed relationships, career difficulties and criminality in adulthood.

Similarly, people with relationship problems, career difficulties and issues with children respond well to professional therapy.

**Don't discuss job or career difficulties: It is entirely acceptable to discuss your careers on a first date; this is conversation that gives you a great sneak peek into the person with whom you are sitting.

According to thyroid specialists, even if Reyes has a more serious case of hyperthyroidism he would be able to resume his career without difficulty because overactive thyroid conditions are treatable.

Some of the brass players she counseled — trombonists and others as well as trumpeters — were, like Mr. Douglas and Mr. McNeil, working professionals seeking to discreetly avert career-ending difficulties.

McNeil and Sher reported that anecdotal evidence, including the survey results, indicated that dual-career employment difficulties lead in many cases to women leaving physics because they cannot find employment in the field that suits their professional and personal needs.

The person he hit survived, but with severe, career-ending difficulties.

Arguably, among the most persistent problems in the region is the comparative hardship of academic careers, a difficulty unlikely to improve until universities and research centers provide appropriate stability and salaries, as well as research facilities on a regular, long-term basis.