Sentence examples for profession best from inspiring English sources

After religious leaders, this is the profession best represented by peace prize winners.

The success of "The West Wing" proves that politics, like the law, medicine, and police work, is a profession best served by the overlapping plots and ensemble rhythms of the one-hour weekly drama.

In this, they were acting in the best traditions of their profession — better late than never.

Drawing a narrow group of people from narrow elites does not give any profession the best chance of engaging with and understanding those that it serves.

And image-conscious school administrators are removing some of the profession's best teachers in retaliation for student writing that's considered excessively negative or controversial.

"The profession, the best I can tell, isn't doing much of anything except going down to Washington and opposing things that other people want to do," he said.

Mawin had mentioned earlier that "the only person who knows about this profession the best is our teacher Kung Khemika" and throughout both our interviews, he and Tata kept mentioning all the lawsuits they'd won in the last two years.

An important question in these developments is how the veterinary profession can best prepare itself for future challenges, both in the veterinary curriculum and in terms of continued education.

In the context of a profession perhaps best known for its contributions to primary care [ 8], we refer to the challenge of simultaneously increasing the supply of osteopathic pediatricians and improving public awareness as osteopathic medicine's "pediatric primary-care paradox".

To make sure they achieve all this, there will be more visits by government inspectors and more efforts to educate the medical and teaching professions in "best practice".Nevertheless, some of the extra spending could be at best wasted and at worst counter-productive.

In most professions the best are rewarded with top salaries, but this commonly is not possible in academics: the security offered by tenure thus acts as an important market force in attracting and retaining the best.