Sentence examples for many professions that from inspiring English sources

"There are many professions that don't require that sort of time.

There are so many professions that typically have 1-1 meetings with their customers, clients or leads, and many of them could have been done on video instead of meeting face to face.

Many professions that employ technical writers have their own style manuals to govern how technical documents they produce should be written.

It has the smallest service sector by employment share of any big rich economy, thanks to archaic rules in retailing and many professions, that block the creation of new industries and jobs.

Robert M. Steele, an expert in journalism ethics at the Poynter Institute, a research center in St . Petersburg Fla., expressed the view of people in many professions that the terrorism was so horrific that ordinary scruples might not apply.

"There are many professions that people cannot return to after committing this sort of crime and football must be one of them," he said.

Just a few years ago, he and many others were doing good business importing European cars into Kaliningrad to resell to Russians farther east, one of many similar professions that thrived here because import tariffs from European countries into Kaliningrad were cheaper than those for the rest of Russia.

What's more, average teacher pay — $56,643, according to the Department of Education — is lower than the average pay in many other professions that require college and graduate degrees.

Mr. Monti and his ministers have said that Italy will move ahead with liberalizations in the gas, energy, commerce and transport sectors, as well as loosening restrictions on the country's myriad guilds — for lawyers, notaries, pharmacists and taxi drivers, among many other professions — that are the gatekeepers to the Italian job market.

Yet it is sobering for me — as it is for Americans in many businesses and professions that once seemed a sure thing — to see younger near contemporaries being downsized out of jobs long before they are emotionally or financially ready for retirement.

Many professions have organizations that hold their members accountable.