Sentence examples for paying profession from inspiring English sources

This led Huxley to more crushing depressions and a desire to raise science to a paying profession.

The question that Bordwell raises, and that Wesgiglio is suggesting (if I'm reading him right) is not whether film criticism will be practiced but whether it will remain a paying profession within the field of journalism.

Mounting Financial Sacrifices Consider the plight of those choosing lives of religious service, where seven or eight years or more of secondary education is often required, and the job market in a relatively low paying profession is equally tight in the recession.

Remember?" (Mogambo) "He's turned 'historian' into one of America's highest paying professions".

(And, by the way, that will have the salutary effect of proving a point about pay equity since the lower paying professions tend to have more women).

If your institution is heavily oriented toward the arts and the humanities, for example, your students will likely be entering relatively low paying professions.

They also argue that women in higher paying professions like law and investment banking choose the slower and less lucrative track in order to spend more time taking care of children.

While it doesn't necessarily follow that more education leads to greater earning power, in 97percentt of cities in the U.S., college-educated women under 30 make as much money as men in the highly paying professions of finance, medicine, and law.

In certain periods of history and among some social levels, wet-nursing was a paid profession.

Another storybook fable she wants to demolish is that "engineering is a dirty, badly paid profession".

It's an appallingly badly paid profession, especially to start off with.