Sentence examples for go into a profession from inspiring English sources

"I try to talk to my kids to go into a profession," she said.

It wasn't something that was discussed at school; we were encouraged to go into a profession.

Who would want to go into a profession that is poorly paid, where you are overworked and undervalued?

Conservatives are not likely to go into a profession that vastly underpays them compared with other jobs they can find in the market.

So I go into a profession where people decide a whole bunch of things and project a whole lot of things on to you, and it's completely out of your control.

Another big danger is that an entire generation of smart young people decide that they don't want to go into a profession and be called "bankers".

Look, I went into a profession — journalism — committed to the mission of describing the present.

I'd have probably gone into a profession where I feel I could help other folks.

Mathematically, talented individuals are certainly better off financially going into a profession or working at a large tech company, where pay is higher and more secure.

But I think the other group is larger students who excelled in art, at least in the classes with me, but went into a profession outside the arts.

I also wish I'd known that going into a profession as challenging and structured as the law would be a positive in the long run learning to think and communicate like an attorney has been an advantage.