Sentence examples for profession jump from inspiring English sources

"Most people in my profession jump around to get to higher levels".

Mr. Edwards, a trial lawyer by profession, jumped in.

The latest survey from the American Association of Nurse Practitioners shows the ranks of the NP profession jumped 9% in less than a year from 248,000, a number the association reported last March when the number of NPs had doubled from 120,000 in 2017.

It is said that he started out in his profession by jumping from train to train across India, singing bhajans to passengers who rewarded him with small change.

By that math, three kids equates to a 15% ("conservatively," Neman warns, "in the law professions it can jump as high as 10-12% per child") in career earnings.

While many people believe stereotyping is wrong, calling it "gaydar" merely provides a cover for using stereotypical traits – like someone's fashion sense, profession or hairstyle – to jump to conclusions about someone being gay.

This jack-of-all-trades cell discards its former profession and instead jumps in to indiscriminately regenerate all the tissue types of the limb.

So when someone tells you to follow your passion, don't just jump into that profession.

The star scorned the hoops he was expected to jump through in his profession and did not like feeling beholden.

Still, Mr. Reed said of his father, "In his mind, I'm just biding time until I decide to jump into a better profession".

A doctor's life in Wales in pictures Jump to media player These images taken by the medical profession for a BMA Cymru photography competition.