I would need to be a professional full-time fundraiser to raise the equivalent of a £14,000 studentship.
We are lucky in Australia to have our elections run by a professional full-time electoral commission.
One of the first "professional" full-time dealers in photographica in this country, Craig published a catalog in 1970 and inadvertently became a photographic historian.
The very idea of a professional, full-time drink mixer, he says, was impossible for most of his customers to grasp.
Hewlett points out that a recent survey cited by Hewlett showed that 41% of women in professional full-time jobs are childless.
Despite the important work the body's increasingly professional full-time staff does during the rest of the year, the annual meetings remain short on drama and long on stage-managed ceremony.
Like Nigel Farage, he has pulled off the trick of appearing to be the outsider battling against a supine political establishment, when he is himself a highly professional, full-time politician adept at the political dark arts.
"We understand the constraints you face but other festivals do manage to pay authors in these circumstances," wrote chief executive Nicola Solomon to the festival, pointing to a study carried out by the Authors Licensing and Collecting Societyy last year that found the average earnings of a professional full-time author were only £11,000 per year.
Surely, no modern, wealthy society say, one in which an app-powered "your own private driver" service might thrive would force professional, full-time teachers to also drive cars in order to make a living, nor would anyone celebrate that it was happening.
"They are not professional, full-time politicians, nor should they be encouraged to become so".
