Sentence examples for diminished profession from inspiring English sources
Optimists believe that the tragedy of September 11th could give a lasting sense of purpose to a diminished profession.
"That has diminished our profession tremendously".
America's teacher unions are embracing a strategy that could diminish their profession and, over time, undermine education.
As a solo orthopedic surgeon, I find that the hours are longer, the reimbursement is less, the bills are larger and the respect for the entire profession has diminished.
After all, he had forged a career as a stock exchange specialist — buying and selling shares to help the market function properly — only to have his profession sharply diminished by technology.
According to Sarah William Goldhagen, the article's author, the disparities represent both lost opportunity for women and diminished talent in the profession.
"Not only did the ranks of the legal profession diminish by 4percentt from 2007 to 2011, but hiring is still sluggish, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
As fine as the Macmillan Encyclopedia was, by the time it was five years old, its value as a reference work for the philosophy profession had greatly diminished.
The oversupply of scientists, and the resulting scramble for limited resources, has "diminished the attraction of our profession for many scientists—novice and experienced alike".
Some of these same authors [ 43] have also warned of the U.S. osteopathic experience, where given the option of prescribing drugs and using other more invasive interventions, the role of manipulative therapy has diminished (and nearly vanished) from this profession.
