Sentence examples for dangerous professions from inspiring English sources
"Humanitarian work is one of the world's most dangerous professions.
Why? -Do you think workers in dangerous professions, such as mining, should be given extra compensation for their labor?
On the other hand, innovations in the home and at work have led to a decline in hard, dull and dangerous professions.
Kristalina Georgieva, the European commissioner for internaitonal co-operation, humanitarian aid and crisis response, described humanitarian aid as "one of the world's most dangerous professions".
"It is a story of triumph, of a woman not only making it but succeeding at the highest level in one of the most male-dominated and most dangerous professions," Douglas Whynott said here last year.
Mr. Hoffmeister, a 50-year-old Iowa farmer, lost four fingers and the use of his left arm in a combine accident five years ago, the kind of dreadful injury that makes farming one of the nation's most dangerous professions.
Diplomacy is a dangerous profession.
Rocketeering remains a dangerous profession.
Journalism can be a very dangerous profession.
Of firefighting, he said, "It's a very dangerous profession".
Elsewhere in the world, being a taxman is merely an unpopular, rather than a dangerous, profession.
