1.   But you and I both know all it would take to wreck your career is one errant snip of the scissors.

2.   It was the sort of injury that could wreck a year, Maybe wreck a career.

3.   It begins at the height of his success, and ends as his career is wrecked by scandal.

4.   But his dream of reaching the White House was haunted almost from the start by a series of disclosures that would have wrecked the career of another politician.

5.   A fast-rising lieutenant colonel has been court-martialed, his promising career wrecked.

6.   A little over a year later, several promising military careers have been wrecked and the investigations are still not over.

7.   Careers can be wrecked by taking an unpopular stand.

8.   Fort Lewis officials last week said the incident violated three separate safety regulations and four members of the unit face administrative punishments that could wreck their careers.

9.   His failure to be another Wally Joyner almost wrecked his career.

10.   I was absolutely sure I had wrecked my career.