Sentence examples for history profession from inspiring English sources

The history profession has shown itself to be both merciless and forgiving toward errant practitioners.

"In the history profession, you never change the original evidence; Dr. Kutler has changed the original evidence," said Mr. Graboske, who learned of the disparities six months ago.

The future of the history profession (as well as the journal's title) are the subject of a roundtable discussion to be held this month at the annual convention of the Society for Historians of American Foreign Relations.

Others joined in, and Dr. Abraham, though he defended his work, saying errors were common in any historical work, ended up leaving the history profession, going to law school and becoming a professor of immigration law at the University of Miami.

Niko Pfund, the president of Oxford University Press, seconded the notion, pointing additionally to the history profession's continued reliance on the scholarly monograph for tenure decisions.

These observations are of relevance not only to educational linguists but to history teachers, and possibly even the broader history profession.

However, throughout history, professions have struggled to define their identity and role in patient care, and each profession has their unique subculture, a kind of professional identity, including values, beliefs and behaviour [ 5, 6].

Throughout its history, the profession has been fraught with antagonism of an Oedipal variety.

Think about your history, your profession, the number of children you have, your hobbies, and your interests.

In the course of his 44-year career, he trained 19 Ph.D.s -- people who in fluence hundreds of thousands of lives and minds around the world through their work at colleges and universities and other history-related professions.

Throughout most of its nearly 120-year history the chiropractic profession has presented itself as a drugless, non-surgical healing profession.