Sentence examples for later profession from inspiring English sources

WHERE money, politics and scandal meet in Brazil, there is usually a camera somewhere nearby to take the pictures that will make any later profession of innocence ring hollow.

What I found funniest about the story was not Oliver's later profession, but the fact that the government just eventually gave up and started measuring the bridge in smoots themselves.

He attended Hofstra University, and later his profession took him to Antigua, West Indies.

Decades later, the profession is still resistant to putting women in leadership positions, and many women have abandoned the law altogether.

That nearly two decades later my profession seems to have learned so little from that cautionary tale, and that the transformation of our business by the Internet and social media has, if anything, heightened our proclivity to rush to judgment, is, of course, deeply concerning.

He took up taxation, first as a hobby and later as a profession.

He returned from Paris to Brussels to practice law, but he later renounced the profession to devote himself to the Belgian literary renaissance movement known by the name of an influential literary review, La Jeune Belgique.

Computer magazines of the day would print strings of code on their back pages, which could be transcribed by the reader to create a playable game, and this code-by-numbers task gave Persson his first experience of what would later become his profession.

Choosing the postdoc route may mean that you effectively enter the profession later, but it leaves you more space and time to build up a good publication record so that you might actually end up in a better position a few years down the line.

Smith was not happy with this occupation, once remarking on the banality of the profession later in life: "[I] thought [I] could do a little better than cutting corks, inasmuch as [I] knew how to divide six by two".

(They may stay in the apartment even if they later change their professions).