Sentence examples for enter the professions from inspiring English sources
At the Stephen Lawrence Centre in Deptford, the trust set up in his name runs programmes to help young people from disadvantaged backgrounds enter the professions.
Small-business ownership was supposed to be a one-generation event, he added, with parents pushing their children to excel academically and enter the professions.
America makes a compact with the future when government support for colleges and universities allows graduates to enter the professions that we as a society need and value.
He predicted that as second-generation Portuguese-Americans graduate from college and enter the professions, the more recent Hispanic arrivals will take over the construction industry, just as the Portuguese took over from the Italians a generation ago.
Children of migrant parents have long been disproportionately encouraged to take vocational subjects in order to enter the professions, but the downturn of 2008, coupled with students' increased reliance on parental income to support studies, means this pressure has increased considerably.
"It's a classic piece of class legislation because the idea was that a few were selected from the working class to go on to be middle management or enter the professions, and those who failed the 11-plus were then earmarked for labour.
