Sentence examples for better professions from inspiring English sources

It could be that in that the comparatively richer northern European countries, tempting opportunities lure many away from teaching into ?better? professions.

GPs may support role extension if it saves them time, not because physiotherapists or nurses are the better professions to do it.

Still, Mr. Reed said of his father, "In his mind, I'm just biding time until I decide to jump into a better profession".

"We begin with the understanding that teaching is some of the toughest and most important work in society, and we are deeply committed to making it a better profession," Mr. Duncan said.

This has caused some outcry — people want to see different skin colors, gay couples, and single parents; they want the gun emoji removed, and better emoji professions for women.

The social revolution taking place among the nation's twentysomethings is being driven by a rise in the number of women attending university and their subsequent entry into the better paid professions, notably the law: around 63 per cent of solictors under the age of 30 are female.

Men also cluster in some of the better-paid professions: they are 87% of engineers but only 16% of teachers.

And many doctors would argue that cutting salaries would only persuade talented, college graduates to pursue better-paying professions.

Teaching and headship is now a much better paid profession that needs to remind itself of its core mission and sense of moral purpose.

A group of students at Stanford Law School, for instance, shook up the legal world in 2006 when they formed Law Students Building a Better Legal Profession.

"Many of the firms have atrocious, appalling records on diversity," said Michele Landis Dauber, a law professor at Stanford and the adviser for the project, called Building a Better Legal Profession.