Sentence examples for secure professions from inspiring English sources

By their early thirties, most were "working in high-level, prestigious, secure professions" — they were lawyers, accountants, professors, doctors, engineers.

Moreover, increased job insecurity has driven the best Korean students into "secure" professions, like medicine and law, leaving science and engineering deprived of top talents.

Aspiring architects who are just emerging from graduate programs are likely to move on to more secure professions, which could spell a smaller talent pool in the future.

The pillaging of Vikings gave way to that of castellans and knights; the inability of kings (of whatever family) to secure professions of fidelity and service from the mass of people in lands extending beyond a few counties shows how notions of personal loyalty and lordship were replacing that of public order.

He also managed to secure professions of obedience from a number of southern bishops, including Eadwulf of Lindsey and Tidferth of Dummoc.

Yet if Ms. Cisneros's father had had his way, his only daughter, the third oldest of his seven children, would have picked a more financially secure profession or at least married.

Only when I was 11 and my parents were thinking to lead me towards a secure profession, I said: 'But I can imagine only music.'" She hardly knows Britain, but she is keen to immerse herself in the extensive music-making – educational, outreach, community – that is a feature of the CBSO, its outstanding choirs and its sister ensemble, the Birmingham Contemporary Music Group.

To generate more income, Headley took a second job, working for the Jamaica Fruit and Shipping Company, but he wanted a secure profession.

There was some controversy over the college's decision to reduce the availability of courses in piano tuning, traditionally regarded as a secure profession for visually impaired people, while fears were expressed that the decrease in A Level subjects would lead to RNC becoming a sport rather than an academic orientated college.

Once-secure professions are no longer safe.

He secured professions of obedience from all but three of the 37 bishops consecrated during his time as archbishop.