Sentence examples for profession demands from inspiring English sources

This profession demands a dedication that can infantilise dancers.

The integrity of our profession demands no less.

Much like players, their profession demands significant front-end investment, persistence and a bit of luck to be successful.

It is exceedingly rare to see orchestral musicians exhibiting feelings onstage, especially feelings for conductors; the code of the profession demands a poker face under almost all circumstances.

Architects, scientists, and structural engineers have always looked to nature and the sciences for inspiration, and each profession demands collaboration across a broad range of disciplines.

I believe many teachers would agree that the profession demands that we function as leaders while we continue to explore our fields.

Oh, and poor we, Edsger W. Dijkstra and all those programmers who converted themselves to formulae manipulators, because their profession demanded it.

Social workers generally want to stick with the profession, demanding though it is, but agency work gives them reward and flexibility that local authority contracts do not.

In part, I found that the profession demanded more hours from me than I wanted to spend away from my family, and that I had too little flexibility.

In the course of time there were major protests from doctors excluded from contracts with the funds, and the profession demanded the right for any doctor to undertake health insurance work.

The requirements of the profession demand both extensive acquisition of knowledge and a high level of specialist skill development.