Sentence examples for daunting profession from inspiring English sources
Mrs. Ragus found that being a "divorce" lawyer was a daunting profession psychologically speaking.
Expressing her gratitude, she said, "JMK provides both the inspiration and the support structure for young directors beginning to make their way in what can seem like a very daunting profession, and I am thrilled to have won this year's award".
The first year in any profession is daunting but the ASYE is an empowering qualification that breeds confidence.
While these figures are daunting, for the library profession they are just another challenge to overcome.
Many qualified social workers who have left the profession find it daunting to return as they need to keep their skills up to date.
For instance, take Sarah Crudden, a 20-year-old at Rockhurst University in Kansas City, Mo., who dreams of breaking into the medical profession but faces the daunting task of paying her own way through school.
Barred from top universities, forbidden to practice many professions, women in Victorian Britain faced daunting barriers to an independent, creative and fulfilled life.
But those of us who would have our children go into the same profession know the stuff about it that's not fun, or daunting, and I'm sure we'd want to protect our kids.
But the profession has made an extraordinary mistake in failing to appreciate that well-meaning economists face daunting ethical challenges in their work.The case for professional economic ethics is simple.
