Sentence examples for attractive professions from inspiring English sources

How much rarer they must be in public schools now that the conservative agenda has starved American education and turned teaching into one of the least attractive professions in our increasingly anti-intellectual society.

"The law is an attractive profession.

How can farming become a sustainably attractive profession for youths who have a choice?

With unemployment as high as 50percentt in many Siberian villages, hunting can seem an attractive profession.

Neither their own children nor others view agriculture as an attractive profession.

In 1885 the success of his rabies vaccine gripped the public's attention, and the media rushed to glorify and sanctify him and his suddenly attractive profession.

When the coalition came to power, one of its ambitions was to make teaching "an attractive profession for the brightest and the best".

He continued: "If we do not make teaching a much more attractive profession we are in danger of seeing the school system in England implode.

These elements create a virtuous cycle: strong academic performance leads to schools with greater autonomy and more public financing, which in turn makes education an attractive profession for talented people.

While other health care positions go begging because nurses and others feel that they are being paid too little to care for too many patients, pharmacy has generally been viewed as a lucrative and attractive profession.

Mary Bousted, general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, said: "The chancellor cannot continue to hold teachers' pay behind private sector pay and expect teaching to remain an attractive profession".