Sentence examples for rises professionally from inspiring English sources

He rises professionally and has a nice family despite fabricating his entire past after stealing the dog tags and identity of an Army superior who died next to him in a freakish Korean War accident.

On the inside, Plath may have been a neurotic poet, but externally, she was a cultivated, poised Smithie, determined to rise professionally and to shine socially.

Had she lived in an era when women were freer to rise professionally, Iphigene Sulzberger might one day have been publisher herself.

In its consequent anxiety to rise professionally above him, Fox went in for some determined and forensic questioning of his rivals – especially Marco Rubio on immigration – most of which ended up benefiting a certain Mr D Trump.

In fact, for those who are on the rise professionally, the biggest obstacle is often dealing with the responses of others.

The first act dramatises Fanny's energising assertion of will in rising to the top professionally and in bagging an improbably handsome beau.

Any parent or teacher will recognise that even high achievers can crash and burn if they don't learn to handle setbacks; few rise to the top professionally without confidence and sharp-elbowed persistence as well as talent.

Dooley spent nearly a decade playing professionally in Germany, rising from Third Division Tus Landstuhl to a regular place on the Bundesliga outfit Kaiserslautern.

The familiar glass ceiling argument could explain this striking disparity: Women can rise up through the ranks professionally, but at some point they hit the glass ceiling and cannot go any higher.

After SOX, however, the proportion of serious frauds discovered by those professionally responsible for doing so rose to 50%.

15 Even so, an overall trend toward increasing success rates in summiting Mount Everest without an associated rise in death supports the contention that professionally guided climbs could actually improve safety overall.