Sentence examples for working lifetime with from inspiring English sources

Perhaps a working lifetime with only one proper job outside politics – as a media company spin doctor – made him particularly vulnerable.

Chase also learned how to resist outside interference, skills born of a working lifetime's struggles with executives.

The finding of higher working lifetime beryllium exposures in those with CBD compared with those who are just sensitized suggests that the body burden of beryllium might relate to the severity of disease in those with a genetic predisposition.

An estimated 1,273,684 men and 1,327,973 women were exposed to naturally occurring radon at their workplace during their working lifetime in areas of the country with known high levels of exposure.

A recent report by education charity The Sutton Trust estimated that postgraduates could expect to earn an average £5,500 a year – or £200,000 across their working lifetimes – more than those with just a bachelor's degree.

Roughly speaking, 3 working lifetimes.

Americans who have worked a lifetime with the expectation of Social Security support will be at risk.

"What I'm saying is why not tell their stories?" In response to those who support "Devious Maids" because it showcases Latina talent for the first time on Primetime, author Alisa Valdes pushed back with her own previous experience working with Lifetime.

I'm going to do that and there's a couple more things I'm working on with Lifetime [Lifetime has a development deal for both shows and movies with Hewitt's Fedora Films] that will be announced when they're ready.

A TV movie based on Diamond's book "Behind the Bell" is in the works at Lifetime with the title "The Unauthorized 'Saved By The Bell Storyy," according to BuzzFeed.

"It's been the experience of a lifetime working with Catherine Middleton to create her wedding dress," Burton said.