Sentence examples for at the professions from inspiring English sources

Unsurprisingly, a recent survey showed that 96% of South Africans consider the disease to be a "very big" problem for the country.AIDS is already striking hard at the professions, notably teachers and nurses.

I looked at the professions of the contestants in the final four, since I figured these were the more desirable occupations as they had made it so far into the show.

It almost makes you look at the profession in a different way.

At the profession's elite levels, conducting often remains an old man's pursuit.

She has published six books aimed at the profession and gives lectures around the world.

They lurked at the profession's cerebral fringe, producing art installations and designing sets for dance performances.

Either that or it hints at the profession of the woman, who is dressed like a 19th-century nurse.

Becoming an astronaut is not easy, and most of us with a case of extraterrestrial wanderlust will have left our runs at the profession too late.

He asked Richard N. Haass, the president of the Council on Foreign Relations, "For years, we have had journalists wringing their hands and editorialists lashing out at the profession for not asking the tough questions leading up to Iraq.

Rumfitt told jurors Pharo had been suspended from his job, arrested, kept on bail for three years and "unable to work at the profession he loves" because of the "flimsy, ill-conceived" case against him.

Shakespeare seems to be poking fun at the profession through Philostrate.