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Meanings of promising careers in English

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Usage of promising careers in English
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I'm sure that the people I killed had promising careers as well.
The Complete Alien Omnibus
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On the water, there was some construction and reconstruction of promising careers going on.
The Irish Times
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Hoffenzoller had seen too many promising careers torn apart because of some trifling misstep.
The Sails of Tau Ceti
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Alcoholism wasn't supposed to affect us, not with our high-price education and promising careers.
Ebony
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Those first few encounters can be soul crushers, and have ended many promising careers.
Rock and Ice Magazine
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The program is primarily focused on training young people for promising careers in the section.
Ebony
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At worst, this leads to the warehousing of players and the ruining of promising careers.
The Guardian
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Now researchers have found that these seabirds may have promising careers in the fight against overfishing.
BBC
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Harriet had sacrificed the promising careers of two young roosters upon the altar of this important occasion.
Adventures in Friendship
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It's EcoCAR's goal to train future automotive engineers, and the team at Virginia Tech seems to be well on their way to promising careers.
Wired
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The educated and skilled as well as the generally frustrated adult can often find a great quality of life and promising careers beyond US borders.
Ebony
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"Thousands of promising careers," he said, "have been ruined by the fatal practise of talking seriously at dinner.
The Prince and Betty
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