Sentence examples for in some professions from inspiring English sources
In some professions the situation has undeniably improved.
People in some professions provide a surplus of social returns.
In some professions, such as the police, exposing a colleague is almost taboo.
And in some professions everyone's got the same academics, and they can speak five languages as well.
Instead, the spirit in which we come together, almost hourly in some professions, is something closer to despondency.
And it might be in some professions, but in other industries it's about experience and who you know".
The catch here is that it's confined only to those who are on LinkedIn, meaning that some professions, and some schools, and some geographies may end up woefully underrepresented in the mix.
In response, some professions have developed models of external supervision where responsibility for formative/educative and restorative/supportive functions are undertaken by an external supervisor while normative/accountability requirements are met through the organization [ 20– 20].
Governments did not oppose the creation of police unions, which were modeled on existing unions in industry and some professions.
Looking around the country [at the wider society] this was good on the whole, but in some special professions you want the best, the elite.
Ms. Zimmermann, who is editor in chief of a career magazine published by the Staufenbiel Institute, estimates that in some nonacademic professions a doctorate can raise an annual salary by as much as €10,000, or $13,000.
