Sentence examples for in which profession from inspiring English sources

Background questions addressed demographics and work-related information, such as how long and in which profession the respondent had been working in this practice.

Sir Patrick said: "The knights of the theatre represented to me not only the pinnacle of the profession but the esteem in which the profession was held.

These situations are, of course, marginal, but I think they are growing in importance, in terms of showing one of the directions in which the profession is moving.

Economists seemed to have accepted a consensus view of the world, one in which the profession would provide technocratic, nonideological solutions.

And they added, "Today's medical students are being inducted into a culture in which their profession is seen increasingly in financial terms".

However, it was the Championship in which the profession was most precarious with no fewer than 10 managers parting company with their respective clubs during the same period compared with six in League One and seven in League Two.

As the Law Society's chief executive she won praise for overhauling the body's governance and operational systems after a period in which the profession had been beset with claims of sexual and racial discrimination and bullying of staff.

The other point I would make is the way in which this profession has had to formally struggle with the global versus national issue.

They respond to a situation, in which the profession will have to confront not only a crisis of economic resources, but also a crisis of natural resources, that will be even more persistent.

And then, to reassure him further, I produced my press credentials and showed him my passport, in which my profession and employer was recorded.

The scope of practice definition should be informed by, but not limited to, the activities in which the profession is currently engaged.