Sentence examples for profession chances from inspiring English sources

Don't joke about your education letting you avoid a "bad" profession; chances are good there's a parent who has that job out in the audience.[14].[14]

They perceived their motivation to be due to a better salary compared to their colleagues in the teaching profession, better chances for professional development, availability of in-service training, better job security than in the private sector and access to loans and good teamwork.

He happned into this branch of the legal profession by chance.

In 1997, as an 18-year-old freshman at Rutgers University in New Brunswick, Mr. Emmich walked into the profession by chance.

Nearly every flavorist I met had fallen into the profession by chance, and only after working as a journeyman apprentice in one of the smaller firms.

And so we tolerate inadequate teacher education, noncompetitive pay, inflexible work rules and regulations denying bright people in other professions a chance to switch to teaching.

The company is nudging users to flesh out its data on them by promising that adding a profession "increases your chances of receiving a right swipe".

When I met McKee in London earlier this year, the day before a "Story" seminar, he told me, "What I teach is the truth: you're in over your head, this is not a hobby, this is an art form and a profession, and your chances of success are very, very slim.

If you are still working in your original profession, look for chances to mediate.

"Very few people in this profession get the chance to retire on top," he said yesterday at the Rams' headquarters.

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.