Sentence examples for next profession from inspiring English sources

I had already known that for me writing was passion and even therapy, but now I also thought that maybe I'd found my next profession.

In recent years, she has been editing a book on leadership and studying to become a cantor, although she has no current plans to make that her next profession. .

For second stage students, the results show influences of life-style motives next to profession-related motives on both moments of choice.

(The next highest-ranked profession was "bartender," with only 5.8 percent).

The next most frequent professions were occupational therapist (n = 11), nurse (registered nurse or other advanced nursing, n = 7), and certified athletic trainer (n = 4).

The emotional turning point comes during a little tiff when their egos suddenly lock horns, and Stravinsky contemptuously dismisses Chanel's profession as next to nothing compared to his.

The first season also failed to produce a narrative arc — it strung together clichés that looped no place — ending with Belle realizing that she wasn't made for the next level of her profession: courtesanship.

Below, our continuing coverage of medicine's next revolution: the medical profession's entry into the computer age.

Surrounding yourself with people who will protect you and, generally, have your best interests at heart can help catapult you to the next stage in your profession.

The crit or project review is a form of teaching and assessment to which schools of architecture have subscribed for decades and this historical continuity would seem to suggest that in the past it has been a successful mode of transmitting the knowledge and skills of the architect to the next generation of the profession.

"We look forward to shining a spotlight at the dinner on some of the best political journalism of the past year and recognizing the promising students who represent the next generation of our profession," WHCA president, Jeff Mason, said in a statement.