http://www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-1978-photo-2011-1?o...
Some of them have done reasonably well.
http://www.businessinsider.com/microsoft-1978-photo-2011-1?o...
Some of them have done reasonably well.
Not a great way to phrase things...
I just read it as "it doesn't look like she pursued her career further"
I don't think the author meant to downplay difficulty of child rearing.
...is what I was going to reply with, with examples of how replacing the component parts of the sentence may change how it's interpreted. Then I looked at the source article, and saw that it's a followup sentence after describing how she sued Microsoft for sexual discrimination. Regardless of how it was meant to be interpreted, that's some pretty poor awareness of context on the author's part.
P.S. From what I can understand the site tries to load the page via AJAX on a local domain but is denied access. So while the top URL is www.businessinsider.com the content is being loaded from www.businessinsider.in (at least in my case) which your browser blocks as no 'Access-Control-Allow-Origin' header is present. Here is a mirror by the way [1]