Sentence examples for profession force from inspiring English sources

Professional rules governing the legal profession force lawyers into a narrow groove, scriveners who don't attend to a deal's underlying business aspects.

However, it seems that limitations inherent in the settings where these teachers are actually called upon to practice their profession force them to adopt strategies that they deem 'doable'; that is, teacher-focused architectures.

Andersen, Enron's auditor until the energy company filed for bankruptcy in December, is now the weakest link in a profession forced on to the defensive.

Weiss credits plaintiff lawyers with reforming the accounting profession, forcing writeoffs of goodwill and mandating independent board members.

"I want to talk about my thoughts, my inclinations, my aspirations, but my profession forces me to bury these thoughts deep within me..

These questions are particularly pressing, given how often our professions can force us to make morally charged decisions: any study of history shows how dangerous it can be for people to bow unreflectively to what they take to be the duties of their roles.

Among other debates, the entry of women into the rabbinate (and other professions) has forced a reconsideration of the ideal balance between work and home.

As language departments in most state schools contract, hundreds of linguists have left the profession or been forced to teach other subjects.

To grasp the implications of this situation, society in general and the medical profession in particular was forced to rethink accepted notions about death itself.

Jeremy Hunt has launched an urgent inquiry into the level of junior doctors' morale and welfare as large numbers threaten to quit the profession over being forced to accept a new contract.

It's not at all good for someone who has been working hard to get where they are in their profession to be forced to live in a shack.