Sentence examples for professional chances from inspiring English sources

It was a revival of a play by Wendy Wasserstein, which is about 20 years old, about a woman who has been appointed surgeon general, and how the media and people in her family sabotage her professional chances.

She said she went public with her operations as a caution to other women considering such surgery, saying it deeply affected both her professional chances — "You're not going to get cast in 'girl-next-door' roles if you have these ginormous distractions on you," she said — and her personal life.

So it's knowing what real risk is versus what professional chances are".

If you're not a securities professional, chances are you've never heard of the DTC.

I'm all for alternative medicines and using diet to try and treat illness—I've managed to keep mine relatively under control with veganism and a mountain of turmeric, as well as Western meds but if you're wasted and not a trained professional, chances are you're not going to be much help.

Griffin, who was born in Oxford and got his first professional chance at London Broncos, added: "Leeds have four great props who played in the Grand Final, plus youngsters like Luke Ambler and Brad Singleton - and Richard Moore coming in with me.

Or we think the professional chance we might take to do something we love is bound for disaster or failure, so we keep doing what we always have done even though it is without much joy or fulfillment.

The disease, Mr. Giuliani said, was caught in its earliest stages, when, medical professionals noted, chances for a cure are excellent.

Scientists, perhaps more than any other professionals, have chances to live and work in foreign places.

So if you don't have a non-professional life, chances are you may not be too satisfied.

You will receive a lot of valuable and critical advice from these professionals and chances are you have likely already heard all of the above including more details.