Sentence examples for reputable profession from inspiring English sources
It is not a reputable profession.
Acting has rarely been a reputable profession, but it is a very old one, and though its adherents may be lured by love, they — and we — measure their worth in baser currency.
Her parents wanted her to become a doctor; when she immersed herself in art instead, they hoped she would at least channel her passions into a reputable profession — like architecture.
A failure with girls, who seem to find him bland, he could erotically profit from this wisdom, but his gallant good nature inhibits him, which may be related to his subsequent failure to make it as a novelist (a not entirely reputable profession that also involves taking people for a ride).
They're just not always the most reputable members of their professions.
Some of these societies were leaders in improving the quality standards of their profession, worked closely with regulators, published reputable journals and undertook cutting edge research.
This less than reputable class of realtor tends to occupy a large cross-section of the profession's population.
After a careful review, the IBA proceeded to hold its annual conference in Singapore in October 2007 because, as Mr Pombo publicly said in his opening speech, of its "outstanding legal profession" and "an outstanding judiciary".Mr Pombo's conclusion accords with other reputable international rankings.
Clearly the people most likely to want to buy medical equipment will be the medical profession, hospitals, doctor's surgeries, nursing homes, etc. Source your equipment from a reputable supplier.
They are reputable people.
