Sentence examples for a dangerous profession from inspiring English sources

Diplomacy is a dangerous profession.

Rocketeering remains a dangerous profession.

Elsewhere in the world, being a taxman is merely an unpopular, rather than a dangerous, profession.

I also did not think of Foreign Service as a dangerous profession before Sept. 12, and I still do not.

Dr. McKinnon said he and other officers earned their retirement money by serving in a dangerous profession.

As far as her two sons taking to such a dangerous profession as sandhogging, she said: "It's blind faith.

Being a policeman, after all, was a rather dangerous profession, and we were often very anxious about Father.

Journalism can be a very dangerous profession.

Of firefighting, he said, "It's a very dangerous profession".

"This is a difficult, dangerous profession that became much harder after the prices went up," said Jean Louis Toreau, 54, whose shop in a rough neighborhood in the Paris suburb of St.-Michel-sur-Orge St.-Michel-sur-Orge St.-Michel-sur-Orge St.-Michel-sur-Orge

"It's a very dangerous profession indeed, and I don't think that's understood as much as maybe it should be," said Abby Stoddard, a fellow at the Center for International Cooperation who co-wrote the report.