Sentence examples for realistic profession from inspiring English sources

His father has a PhD in electrical engineering and his mother a masters in computer engineering – and, as Raonic says, "they didn't regard tennis as a realistic profession because it's a bottleneck sport", adding: "There are a lot of financial benefits at the top but it dwindles down fast.

But then again, you have to be realistic about this profession.

Unions need to be more creative about suggesting ways that schools and communities can make teaching into a more realistic and attractive profession.

Use it to prove that you have a realistic view of the profession.

Competitions like this give would-be lawyers a more realistic view of the profession.

In addition, we found a very small, but significant, negative correlation between objective knowledge and career preference, indicating that those with a higher preference had a slightly less realistic perception of the profession.

But the opportunities for satire provided by the picaresque novel's mingling of characters from all walks of life, its vivid descriptions of industries and professions, its realistic language and detail, and above all its ironic and detached survey of manners and morals helped to enrich the realistic novel and contributed to that form's development in the 18th and 19th centuries.

Even as the series casts a harshly realistic light on the medical profession, it balances that toughness with an idealistic glow.

Findings suggest that understanding the underlying issues influencing dental careers is essential to retaining a motivated dental workforce in the Brazilian health system and to helping new entrants into the profession to have realistic and positive professional expectations.

Claudio says one main goal of these programs is to expose the study participants to realistic, positive role models in the medical profession to encourage their interest in future medical careers.

The supply figure in 2005 is then significantly larger than the demand for FTEs in nursing professions and reflects a rather realistic picture of the year 2005.