Sentence examples for against the profession from inspiring English sources

In its inaugural proclamation, its founders fulminate against the profession of economics.

To shift to a training model with so little theoretical basis, particularly for teachers in underserved schools and communities, though, is to invite further vitriol against the profession by implying that it is one without intellectual rigor or serious emotional investment.

Zoltan Kovacs, editor-in-chief of the political and literary weekly ES, said the bill was clearly aimed "against journalists, against transparency and against the profession as a whole".

And while there may be some who hold a grudge against the profession, most of the reasons economists are singled out for particular derision are wrong.

Mary wrestled briefly but decided against pursuing the profession.

However, Dr Andrew Green, chair of the GPC clinical and prescribing subcommittee, did not agree with the motion and called on GPs to vote against it, saying the profession would not be able to garner the same support as junior doctors.

It's a disgraceful situation that is uniting the profession against Hunt, the DH and this government.

This is really very much against the norms in the profession".

Their logistical and humanitarian support for the injured brought to hospitals or makeshift clinics has made them targets for systematic attack and arrest by the security services, precipitating a collective stand by members of the profession against the regime.

I trained to become a teacher in my late 20s, having had other jobs and embarked on other careers, so I've got a measure to compare the profession against.

But I entered the profession against all advice to the contrary (except from my mother and grandmother, both educators) and with zero help from my college's career services department.