Sentence examples similar to noticeable career from inspiring English sources

The Catch-22 faced by intelligent women who succeed at their careers is particularly noticeable in academia.

Julian Lane's approach is the mirror image of Brynner's: He knows several middling fighters have built careers on being the most noticeable character on The Ultimate Fighter, and in his case, the bigger and brighter the hair, the better.

Bragg's 30-year career has been punctuated by three noticeable pauses.

She has labelled 2011 the best year of her career  and puts that down to a noticeable improvement on clay.

"What's noticeable in its absence is anything in any of the manifestos about adult career development," says Tristram Hooley, professor of career education at Derby University.

What is noticeable about these new subjects is how most have a clear career path attached - a progression from the days when learning was for learning's sake and a degree was a purely academic pursuit.

Todd Heap can spark some anxiety, but a career-long susceptibility to injuries has taken a noticeable toll on his 32-year-old body.

But Ms. Blizzard's career arc, from beauty queen to comedy contest winner, is particularly noticeable.

That's particularly noticeable in his arms, which are more defined now than earlier in his career, something his teammates and coaches have noticed.

Though Baltimore lost in the divisional playoffs, Flacco posted career highs in passing yards and touchdowns, a product of what Mason called "noticeable changes".

Street luge may have resulted in entertaining crashes, but there weren't enough lunatics careering down asphalt slopes during the ostensible off-season to produce any noticeable improvement from one year to the next.