Sentence examples for worst career from inspiring English sources

Worst career memory?

Q. Worst career memory? A. Losing against the Detroit Pistons.

Worst career moves by aspiring Soviet politicians: Kamenev and Zinoviev break with Stalin.

Rueter, 5-1 against Montreal, was coming off his worst career start.

A colleague once told me that the worst career move that he ever made was to work with outdated technology.

Among the dubious honors was the Rocco Award, saluting the "worst career move by a talented chef".

But another question is why, if he had been involved in Corfu conversations that were at best embarrassing and at worst career-ending, Mr Osborne drew attention to his sojourn there.

As first lord of the admiralty when the first world war broke out in 1914 he had signed a 20-year contract with the infant Anglo-Persian Oil Company to fuel the mighty British fleet, a far-sighted decision, though not enough to prevent the worst, career-derailing humiliation of his early career: the doomed sea-borne invasion of the Dardanelles in 1915.

WORST: The Career section is bloated with lame polls and articles.

It's one of the worst-paying career tracks in the country.

For example the worst paying careers for people who hold master's degrees are in education, social services (including counseling), music and library science.