Sentence examples for risky professions from inspiring English sources

So adjustments for geography and for risky professions will likely be included.

Many dancers train rigorously for up to fifteen years, only to enter into one of the most financially risky professions there is.

In addition to AIDS-related deaths, health personnel have left the profession for other less risky professions for fear of being exposed to the disease.

The "occasional price of a noble but risky profession" is only a little consolation.

That phrase — "the occasional price of a noble but risky profession" — struck rather close to home.

The death of an ambassador would not be seen as the occasional price of a noble but risky profession; someone had to be blamed.

Yulian Oksman, for example, was a prominent historian (a risky profession in the Stalin era) who spent nine years in some of the harshest camps.

Spelterini mastered his risky profession, steering these whimsical vehicles through all kinds of weather, without killing himself or others during more than 550 flights.

There is a scene in The Interestings in which Ash, a moderately talented theatre director with family money behind her, is asked whether a mother should discourage her child from pursuing a risky profession such as acting or directing.

"The world has gotten so serious that humor has become a risky profession".

Firefighting is inherently a risky profession, but the job also can take a very serious toll on mental health.