Sentence examples for favourable career from inspiring English sources

For now Bolton will just be hoping their No1 target received some favourable career guidance from Mr and Mrs Coyle over the festive neeps and tatties.

The question we investigate using this technique is whether or not young people who pursued a vocational education would have had more favourable career outcomes had they not experienced early unemployment.

In December Harrison released Dark Horse, an album that earned him the least favourable reviews of his career.

Had the ­Brazilian – a star in the States after his victory in the primetime TV show ­Dancing with the Stars in 2007 – been found guilty he faced six years in prison, but a favourable verdict last month resurrected his racing career.

Its favourable reception launched Planché on his theatrical career.

Many of Ferguson's former players have gone on to have successful management careers with Mark Hughes and Steve Bruce both making favourable reputations for themselves in the Premier League.

Groves, whose defeat was the first in his 20-fight career, claimed the champion had received favourable treatment when put down early in the fight as a result of his "warrior image".

The structures and culture of science may tend to be less favourable for women (and this may make scientific careers less flexible for men too).

Middlesex off-spinner Ollie Rayner says taking advantage of favourable conditions at The Oval was behind his career-best bowling figures.

Well, if a senior politician expressed sentiments that aren't, let's just say, very favourable to women as a whole, it would be goodbye career.

This means that science trainees at NIMR have access to training opportunities and "favourable conditions for researchers to promote the continuation of their career either at a university or with one of the NIMR partners".