Sentence examples for career result from inspiring English sources

But Baghdatis, whose best career result at the Open was a 2006 five-set loss to Andre Agassi in the second round that became fodder for the introduction to Agassi's autobiography, wasn't done yet.

The resemblances in story elements from film to film in Hawks's long career result not from any coincidence of taste or inclination among his screenwriters; they result from his control over his movies' scripts, as well as over their images and performances.

The 17-year-old Sheffield freestyle skier recorded her best career result after being out injured for six months with a serious knee injury.

Realise that you are not chasing a specific income or a specific educational or career result.

His writing career resulted in the international bestseller KG200 and other similar "fiction-based on fact" books such as The Last Liberator, Barossa and another bestseller Broken Wings.

As Formula One teams continue to hire drivers with less interesting career results and to ignore these new young drivers, Schumacher continues to dominate.

Based on career results, it was no upset: Ohuruogu won Olympic gold in 2008 and a silver behind Sanya Richards-Ross in 2012.

Despite his size (6 feet 6 and 265 pounds) and speed, Bennett's four-year Dallas career resulted in 85 catches for 846 yards and 4 touchdowns.

Kim, whose career results are identical to Villegas's (two victories, three seconds and six thirds), has now had Saturday nightmares in two consecutive weeks.

His career resulted in many honors and awards of merit, including the establishment of the Gass Medal given for outstanding contributions to macular diseases by the prestigious Macula Society; he was the first recipient in 1987.

We know that women are less likely to ask for a payrise or negotiate their salary at the early stages of their career, resulting in an increasing gap as they become more senior.