Sentence examples for new professions from inspiring English sources
These insights have given rise to one of the hotter new professions: the community manager.
It also means that trade unions will find it harder, if not impossible, to organise in these new professions.
Not only did his products become integral to the graphic design community, but Apple essentially created new professions for designers.
Young men and women, once dependent on the vagaries of the ocean for their livelihoods, have been trained for new professions.
The world of work is already in a massive transition to a more global, technology-driven, flexible economy in which whole career progressions are being altered, new professions are coming into existence and traditional jobs are being swallowed by automation.
The most successful aid programs I have seen are the ones that recognize that development is never just an economic process, and that financial aid has profound social consequences — programs that have directed aid to farmers as well as fishermen, for example, or that have sought to mitigate over-fishing by training villagers for new professions.
At the age of 50 he decided to take up a new profession and entered Straight College, New Orleans, to study law; he was subsequently admitted to the bar.
If not, consider a new profession.
"This will be my new profession".
Her new profession, she says, is interesting, routine and stable.
