Sentence examples for a lucrative profession from inspiring English sources

Acting was not always a lucrative profession, according to Father McQueeney's daughter, Kathleen Reynolds of Calabasas, Calif.

Awad said these organizations have made "a lucrative profession out of targeting a religious community". Many of the institutions share founders and funding.

Kleban worked in the music business as a record producer, a lucrative profession that he resented because it interfered with his dream of songwriting.

Teaching English as a foreign language (Tefl) isn't what anyone would call a lucrative profession, but hourly pay is very different for teachers with a diploma-level qualification.

"It's, like, a really big deal to go into a lucrative profession so that you can provide for your kids, and they can grow up in a place like the place where you grew up," Kat said.

That would mean that being an MP would continue to be a lucrative profession, but their salaries would only rise at a rate at which they were delivering prosperity for ordinary working people.

Manufacturing custom furniture is not known as an lucrative profession, and it isn't.

Graduates who earn more will repay more each month, so the system is fair and affordable; and those who enter a more lucrative profession will pay a higher rate of interest, and ultimately contribute more to the cost of their university education.

With more and more critical infrastructure systems reliant on computers, from power grids to financial institutions, cybercrime has become not only a very lucrative profession, but also a major threat to individuals, companies and governments.

He briefly considered a career in journalism before opting for a more lucrative profession, but Cone served in the role of reporter today, after accompanying Mendoza on the team bus to Olympic Stadium.

(The actor Brad Pitt, who attended Missouri's journalism school, found a more lucrative profession).