Sentence examples for appealing profession from inspiring English sources
It doesn't seem to be an especially appealing profession these days.
They perceived medicine as an appealing profession that can restore health.
By tying teacher performance largely to a single student test and forcing teachers to reapply for their jobs every year, they said, the Florida Legislature was setting teachers up for failure and making the profession even less appealing.
It is best understood as the Islamic equivalent of Christian movements appealing to business and the professions.
"So I can see how it would be appealing to pursue it as a profession if you don't have to worry about income, like these kids".
President Obama disarmed this impulse by appealing to the nobility of the medical profession, certainly the high point of his speech: "You did not enter this profession to be bean-counters... .. he exclaimed, "you entered this profession to be healers," to which he received thunderous applause.
Facebook is enabling Groups around hobbies, professions, ideologies and locations to create niche Stories content that might not appeal to friends but is appealing to fellow members with a particular interest.
But nursing and teaching professions do not appear to be appealing to British workers.
The "alt-right" movement found a comfortable home in the Republican Party, which, for all its recent professions of horror at the rise of white supremacism, has been appealing to white supremacists for years.
It may be appealing to think that someone named Dan would prefer to be a doctor, but we have to ask whether there are so many doctor Dans simply because Dan is a common name, well-represented in many professions.
