Sentence examples similar to fast track rise from inspiring English sources
But James attracted interest, especially from Sloan who was crucial to his fast-track rise.
In 1947 he joined the Polish Communist party and thus set off on a fast, double-track rise to power, becoming a general at the age of 33 and defence minister at 45.
I suspect he will announce a separate measure to help the low paid most affected by the tax credit squeeze, perhaps by fast-tracking the rise in the personal tax allowance; taking some workers out of national insurance (a 12 per cent tax once people earn £8,060 a year) or raising the living wage further and faster.
From the start, Mr. Nardelli was on G.E.'s fast track, changing assignments every few months, rising to head GE Power Systems, one of the largest units.
The decision for these purchases was fast tracked because of rising public dissent over frequent MIG-21 crashes.
While they might not admit this in polite company, many superstars are not content to rise through your ranks, even on the fast track.
Holmes' rapid rise to fame put her on a fast track to success, with high expectations and intense pressures.
EVER wonder what prompts a rising executive to jump off the corporate fast track and into the not-for-profit world?
And there is no doubt that New York's rising fashion generation is moving on to the fast track.
