Sentence examples for profession will be from inspiring English sources

This means that Johnny's reign at the top of his profession will be cut tragically short.

Peter Clarke's Mr Churchill's Profession will be published by Bloomsbury later this year.

If we do, our best efforts to elevate the profession will be undermined.

In fact, the powers of Chris Woodhead, Ofsted's chief inspector and the scourge of the teaching profession, will be strengthened.

The imprint made by him on his profession will be left for the generations of City Marshals who follow.

"But what I fear is that the entire profession will be unfairly tarnished in what will amount to a global witch hunt".

If Shirky and Leadbeater are right, most professions will be undermined by web-based social tools in similarly harrowing ways.

The plans, announced during George Osborne's spending review in November, mean that bursaries for nursing students and other healthcare undergraduate professions will be replaced with loans.

As part of a greater emphasis on delivery and functional leadership, the heads of professions will be given a stronger role and the government says it will look longer-term at whether to move to a "gradeless or radically re-graded civil service".

All professions will be threatened, and the majority will be come extinct.

Which professions will be most threatened by technology in the coming years?