Sentence examples for acceptable profession from inspiring English sources
The same was true for Shadab and her friends, who had chosen medicine because in their world it was considered an acceptable profession for girls.
Mr Acurio, the son of a politician, trained in Paris while pretending to study law; now, cooking has become an acceptable profession for the children of the elite.A dozen or so upmarket restaurants have opened in Lima in the past few years.
"Nobody [in Egypt] sees this as an acceptable profession.
Only then will we be able to help people find work activities that are enjoyable and, at the same time, enable them to retain the respect of their families and friends". Krumboltz points out that, in our society, not even those in "acceptable" professions are immune to the craving for prestige.
The degree to which the secretary of state would govern the membership is unlikely to be acceptable to the profession.
Drug use was acceptable in the profession that the next inmate chose, so it really did assist to cover up his issues without him standing out from his workmates or peers.
The high level of adherence to the MCP treatment protocol used in this trial suggests it would be acceptable amongst the profession in usual practice.
Assessment is a key component of teaching and its effective use in medical education can assist in meeting curriculum goals and maintaining standards acceptable to the profession and to the public [ 1].
Health care experts say the ads for laser eye surgery are harbingers of radical changes in acceptable behavior as the profession of medicine melds with business.
Intensive talks have continued throughout the summer between the Law Society, which represents solicitors in England and Wales, and MoJ officials in an attempt to render the changes more acceptable to the legal profession.
Even if a patient's life expectancy is short, preventable errors that lead to death in hospital should still not be acceptable for the medical profession.
