Sentence examples similar to precarious professional from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, internalizing disorders were reported to be a consequence of early school leaving, considering the precarious educational and professional opportunities of young people having less than secondary education.

Mr. Trump, you have put me in a precarious position as a professional educator.

It was also a precarious period in Sedgwick's professional life, when she was moving among short-term academic appointments.

Gardam's story of the august lawyer's precarious origins and rise to professional prominence glitters – as does the enduring tale of his rivalry with Old Filth himself.

The modest success of Thoughts and Johnson's encouragement emboldened Wollstonecraft to embark on a career as a professional writer, a precarious and somewhat disreputable profession for women during the 18th century.

Her professional progress is as precarious as her social life.

O'Neill, the Ireland manager, described the situation as "cruel" and it also served to reinforce how precarious the life as a top professional can be.

Precarious jobs are on the rise, professional services are not paid well and employment opportunities are scarce.

Information consumers and financial professionals are in a precarious position too.

Employers are not as willing to train people on the job as they once were, so today's graduates may have to work through a precarious period gaining experience before they find professional stability.

Professionals often carry medications in precarious containers until time of administration, with the potential of creating numerous risks.