Sentence examples for missing promotion from inspiring English sources

This is mainly due to women missing promotion rounds during career breaks or there being a lack of culture where people ask, demand, and fight for fairer salaries.

The 19-year-old, whose error against Leeds contributed to his former club, Watford, missing promotion on the final day of last season, was called upon from the 26th minute after David Button was sent off for a foul on Bradford's Nahki Wells.

Hull finished third, level on points with second placed Oldham Athletic, missing promotion on goal average by 0.29 of a goal.

Given Derby's talent for finding new and interesting ways to miss promotion in the past few years, one should probably reserve judgment, but it would not be a surprise to see them challenge at the top pretty soon.

Watford, who missed promotion in the play-off final last season, remain in the bottom half of the table.

There are days when hopelessness sets in after a failure to achieve a goal: an impossible deadline, a lousy review from your boss, a missed promotion or the rumble of your own self-doubt.

The written requests ask for positive endings, suggesting that tales closing with missed promotions or broken marriages are unwelcome.

In less extreme cases, members of the Guard and reservists miss promotions or choice assignments and face the irritation of supervisors and co-workers who must pick up the slack while they are gone.

"Our particular problem has been getting over the disappointment of missing automatic promotion.

Stelling, 21, was second top try scorer with 17 last season until missing the promotion run-in because of injury.

In particular, the affective effects of price discounts are the feelings and emotions aroused by receiving or missing a promotion (Raghubir et al. 2004).