Sentence examples for guaranteed career from inspiring English sources

Newsflash: passion does not always guarantee career success (or happiness).

Unfortunately, merely getting the right training and education does not guarantee career success.

It also said Mr. Gonzales received what he was promised, and that it never guaranteed career advancement.

Golden success in London – in production, efficiency and leadership alike – certainly will not guarantee a career year for the 29-year-old Anthony and his title-starved Knicks squad.

There are also several important paintings and sculptures that were awarded the Prix de Rome, the 19th-century French art world's most prestigious art prize and a near guarantee of career success.

There's no guarantee any career these days will be secure or lucrative, so one might as well target something fulfilling, all other things being equal.

Winning no longer guarantees a career, if it ever did.

There are, however, a few bright spots among the gloom, fields in which a degree virtually guarantees solid career prospects.

Gone is the village that so excitingly throbbed with stars and with a production mind-set that demanded the best of its art and of its artists, that guaranteed them careers and opportunities, a chance to soar, a chance to fail and still get on another horse tomorrow.

It's clear to me that passing MCAS does not guarantee college or career success, and the new PARCC test is the best tool to assess my students' college and career readiness.

The play almost seems dated, making the assumption that a graduate degree and a pleasant demeanor are a virtual guarantee of great career opportunities.