Sentence examples similar to regular profession from inspiring English sources

They point out that, unlike regular professions, consulting has almost no barriers to entry.

"I think you fast become middle aged in more regular professions".

Charles Huestis of the Lord's Day Alliance took issue with the Edmonton Orchestra's Sunday concerts, on the grounds that by opening them only to its subscription holders it was de facto charging admission, and that by paying its musicians honoraria it was gainfully employing them in their regular professions on Sundays.

Staff were supervised and attended regular profession-based and MDT meetings.

The Wilsons will be retiring from their regular professions starting in the spring of this year.

He is up early six days a week, but he takes Sundays off and, unheard of in his profession, takes regular vacations.

Rather than a youthful rite of passage, zero-hours contracts and low pay are now a regular feature of certain professions well into people's 30s.

The legal profession takes a regular, reflexive drubbing in America.

Mr Woodhead delighted conservatives and infuriated liberals with his regular assaults on the education profession, beginning in his first week in September 1994 when he called for incompetent teachers to be sacked.

He has been responsible for developing external partnerships for example with the Government Finance Profession, being a regular conference speaker and CIPFA, including the launch of the Future Leaders awards with Public Finance.

Setting up in Uppsala in 1990, he found his calling in neurology, training there and applying a discipline similar to his regular swimming routine to his profession as a neurologist.