Sentence examples for disparate professions from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, federal prosecutors added two more rather disparate professions to its roster of supposed wrongdoers: independent filmmaker and pension actuary.

The beliefs and resulting practices associated with disparate health professions have been shown to lead to conflicting understandings of clients' information needs and the usefulness of decision support tools, with subsequent implications for decision aid implementation.

More jobs are to be created through the opening of traditionally closed professions — a disparate group including truck drivers and pharmacists — that have restricted new entrants for decades.

The prime minister said that even more jobs would be created through the opening up of traditionally closed professions -- a disparate group including truck drivers and pharmacists -- that have restricted new entrants for decades.

President Lázaro Cárdenas (1934 40) enhanced the authority of the peasant wing of the party and balanced the existing party sectors with a so-called popular sector representing such disparate groups as civil servants, the professions, small businessmen, small farmers, artisans, youth, and women.

Historical parallelism is the duct tape of my profession: we apply it to the most disparate things.

Piketty's book, Capital in the Twenty-First Century, rocked the economics profession this past spring, piecing together hundreds of years of disparate economic data to argue that capitalist economies lead inevitably to severe income inequality under which nearly all wealth is inherited.

To Mitchell, the profession has offered a unique opportunity to combine his somewhat disparate interests in science, medicine, and community service.

Why the disparate responses?

A rather disparate society.

"They're very disparate characters.