Sentence examples for conservative profession from inspiring English sources

"I think law still is quite a conservative profession and people are worried about perceptions.

But no conspiracy is needed to explain that judges represent the states that nominated them to the tribunal, and that law is a conservative profession.

By nature, stratigraphy is a conservative profession, resisting proposals even from its own eminences, let alone offhand remarks from climate scientists.

"We are very a conservative profession and the challenge is to balance our natural caution against the extraordinary pace of change that's happening now".

Although commercial factors tended to make wine-making a conservative profession, he said change must come.

While the world celebrates star architects like Frank Gehry, it's been useful for me to remember that architecture is for the most part a conservative profession.

Disruption in the legal industry doesn't mean startup bros and pingpong tables -- it means finding flexibility in one of the most rigid and conservative professions around.

Certain more conservative professions may consider time taken out to explore a dream job alternative as a sign of being fickle, unreliable and unlikely to return to your career.

In all likelihood, many found their way to fashion because the doors to more-conservative professions were barred to them.

But despite immigrant parents' belief that success is guaranteed in only the most conservative, "successful" professions, young Asian Americans are finding success on their own terms – in journalism, the arts, politics and in the social sciences.

David Brock, a former friend and recovering conservative, said a profession of inimical opinions leads to "an inflated view of self, alongside a secret or not-so-secret desire to invite scorn and persecution".