While occasional stress can be adaptive in motivating action, chronic stress can derail one's career; elevated cortisol manifests in cognitive reactivity and moodiness and hypertension.
His 25-year career elevated Henderson to the top ten in several other categories, including career at bats, games, and outfield putouts and total chances.
If Fairfax Courthouse destroyed one man's career, it elevated another's.
"I told him I would shield him," said Ms. Collins, a Maine Republican, referring to potential brickbats raining down from the Democratic side of the aisle, the side where Mr. Lieberman spent a Senate career that elevated him to prominence as a leading national Democratic figure.
So, yes, it's a team effort, win or lose, but let's go along with the assertion that only a fourth Super Bowl title — connecting Brady's early success to the back end of his career — will elevate him from here on out.
They can certainly have acquaintances – but if their goal is to advance their career and elevate their influence – they must align themselves with those that support their agendas and that allow them to equally reciprocate their support.
And yes--even when budgets are tight--how can we make teaching a more attractive career and elevate the profession?
President Bill Clinton wrote to her: "I applaud your impressive achievements". "At the ripe old age of 10, Alexandra's career has elevated to a level unimaginable for all but the truest of art masters," Valenty said.
Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite had a considerable impact on Maxwell's career, helping elevate his reputation to that of a sex symbol and a serious performer on the music scene.
Many fans, however, preferred to regard the Merlin books as a momentary blip in Ms. Stewart's real career, that of elevating the romance genre.
