Sentence examples for profession of choice from inspiring English sources

"Teaching tennis I don't think was considered a profession of choice necessarily," Mr. Litwin said.

Meanwhile, nursing is no longer the automatic profession of choice that it used to be for many young women.Projections in the report for the RCN suggest that 90,650 nurses will leave the NHS in England by 2004 (see table).

The report, which includes recommendations for strengthening the workforce and talks about mental health services as a future "profession of choice", comes as the junior doctors' dispute and controversy over Hunt's push for a "seven-day NHS" continue to cast a shadow over staff recruitment and retention.

When we look at Finland, which is successfully creating a knowledge-based economy, the teaching profession is the profession of choice for bright people.

What he meant was that, up to this point, teaching was the profession of choice (along with nursing) for bright women.

I noticed that she was planning on coming over to London and thought, 'Well, porn has always been my second profession of choice, maybe this could be my foot in the door' so decided to sign up.

The five professions of choice: * Medical doctor (580 cases, 38 referred for prosecution) * Registered nurse (240 cases, 17 referred) * Massage therapist (204 cases, 12 referred) * Pharmacist (182 cases, 38 referred) * Dentist (158 cases, 12 referred).

In looking at where certain occupations fall on our list, Lee points out that the lower-salaried occupations tend to be those where bachelor's recipients end up after failed job searches in their professions of choice.

This will logically translate to professions of choice.

It doesn't mean you should be put off applying for the profession of your choice.

"His talents adored the profession of his choice, his life recommended the gospel which he preached in every relation of life," I read aloud off a 19th-century gravestone.