Sentence examples for making the profession from inspiring English sources

Fighting stereotypes and making the profession more accessible would truly go a long way.

Mr. Babu was also a pioneer of sorts in the local hairdressing industry in making the profession more glamorous.

(Once home, they apply leeches and read by candlelight).All these regulations add to costs and shelter notaries from competition, making the profession very lucrative.

The report, from the right of centre Policy Exchange think-tank, says they could rise to that height within five to eight years - thus making the profession more attractive to top graduates.

By tying teacher performance largely to a single student test and forcing teachers to reapply for their jobs every year, they said, the Florida Legislature was setting teachers up for failure and making the profession even less appealing.

Abuse and vitriol on social media is also making the profession more difficult for judges, who find themselves targeted because they sit in sensitive cases, he said, particularly in the family division.

We must make the profession of coaching prestigious again".

"We need to make the profession attractive because it is a challenging profession.

Dame Judi Dench said financial barriers to training had made the profession more elitist.

It said that 38percentnt pay cuts introduced in 2008 had not been reversed and had made the profession unappealing.

And it irks the hell out of me when Scruggs skates on the edge and makes the profession look bad".