Sentence examples for is a dangerous profession from inspiring English sources
Diplomacy is a dangerous profession.
In Syria, Bahrain, South Sudan, the Central Africa Republic, and now Libya, being a doctor is a dangerous profession, not simply because doctors take risks to reach their patients, including those in conflict zones, but because they are being targeted for prioritizing those with the most urgent medical needs.
When I grew up, in the 1980s, public space in Pakistan was virtually nonexistent: political thugs controlled most university campuses; protest rallies were violently disrupted; being a journalist was a dangerous profession; theatre and dance were discouraged; and legal and informal rules erected hurdles to young women and men congregating together.
"When I got the job at 21, I knew it was a dangerous profession but that I'd be rewarded on the back end," says Goss.
No one seriously expects the current political establishment to attack the independence of the legal profession, but undermining it – even inadvertently – is a dangerous path to start down.
"[Abbott] is a dangerous, dangerous man.
"This is a dangerous, dangerous storm".
He is a dangerous, dangerous man.
Law enforcement is a dangerous occupation.
I think this is a dangerous argument.
"This is a difficult, dangerous profession that became much harder after the prices went up," said Jean Louis Toreau, 54, whose shop in a rough neighborhood in the Paris suburb of St.-Michel-sur-Orge St.-Michel-sur-Orge St.-Michel-sur-Orge St.-Michel-sur-Orge
