Sentence examples for harsh profession from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they can be about finding a way to cope in a harsh profession where rejection is the norm.

Several lawyers said protecting their profession from harsh criticism was only part of their reluctance to sue.

Of course, people have said similar things about other mainstay coaches before, only to be reminded of the harsh truths of the profession.

But they also recognise the harsh realities of their chosen profession and rightly question why, all too often, all roads lead to London.

Ms. Davis, 44, spent more than two years following three jockeys in an effort to illuminate the difficult conditions of their profession, especially the harsh regimens they put themselves through to stay thin.

On 20 May, the judge, Sir Lewis Cave, sentenced Newton to six weeks in prison, which was widely considered by members of the legal profession to be harsh.

He had offered an olive branch in a speech to his former clients in the accounting profession just before it came under harsh criticism for its role in a series of corporate collapses.

Yet he has no plans to become a full-time palaeontologist, a profession in which the job market is harsh and his knowledge, he says, is too narrow.

Turnstyle: Were you torn between not wanting to scare people away from joining the teaching profession, and wanting to show some of the harsh realities teachers face?

Journalistic fraud can carry its own harsh punishments -- the loss of a job, humiliation, expulsion from the profession.

John trained in medicine before taking up the far riskier profession of poetry; reviews of his ambitious long poem "Endymion" were so harsh that Byron cruelly joked he was "snuffed out by an article".