Sentence examples for careers so much from inspiring English sources

If these women are being nurtured towards bigger careers, so much the better; but will they be allowed to make the leap?

DeVry, a holding company for DeVry University and Becker Conviser Professional Review (which preps accountants and financial analysts for exams), emphasizes high-tech careers, so much of its decline is cyclical.

Capricorns live and love their careers, so much, they rarely leave the workplace or let their boss down.

"Hands-down, he's helped my career so much offensively and defensively.

It is what makes his career so much fun to track.

It continued throughout his business career, so much so that the National Organization for Women boycotted Domino's because of his opposition to abortion.

"I had my dad – his friend is in the carpet business – saying: 'You should go work for Larry in the carpet business.'" He paints his parents as not unsupportive of his musical career so much as uncomprehending.

As Nichols puts it, to be proclaimed one of each year's handful of winners — four or five are usually selected, depending on the opinions of the judges at the end of the finals concert — doesn't establish a career so much as allow a singer a toehold on the bottom rung of a new ladder to be climbed.

When Paul announced last July that he wouldn't seek re-election for the House seat he's held since 1997, he said, "I don't think I have a political career so much as trying to change the course of history".

By that stage Oakley had already developed a serious interest in sports psychology, which started while working under Glenn Hoddle at Southampton – he remembers feeling "gutted" when the former England manager telephoned him to say he was leaving to take over at Tottenham Hotspur – and continued throughout his career, so much so he decided to try to take things further last year.

As the film makes clear, the Sex Pistols existed not to have a career so much as to have an impact -- to release an invigorating blast of poisonous gas into the clean, crisp air of the 70's pop-music industry.