Sentence examples for selling profession from inspiring English sources

But upon further reflection, why didn't I substitute doctor or engineer rather than immediately want to target professions who have obvious perception problems; similar to the selling profession.

One of the many ironies in the situation is that many Native American groups who favor the preservation and study of archaeological and skeletal collections are being co-opted by the actions of small but vocal activist minorities in cahoots with ignorant legislators willing to sell the profession down the pike for the sake of short-term political gains".

She takes a pride in her profession – selling shellfish from her hat – no matter how cold, hard and malodorous; and Hogarth has noticed the singularity of her spirit and rewarded it with this portrait.

Ms. Mulzac's profession was selling books at Liberation Bookstore, a Harlem landmark that for four decades specialized in materials promoting black identity and black power.

After Obama's appearance, I left Lebanon and drove into the Shenandoah Valley, to Roanoke, for a visit with a man who has made a profession of selling Democrats to rural Virginians.

Traditionally, the women passed on their profession, including selling sex to their daughters, but not to their daughters-in-law.

To see these characters, one would never imagine that an Iranian could engage in any profession other than selling real estate, or speak about anything other than looks, money, and sex.

But nowadays, doctors are selling the drugs…they have taken their profession as a business".– An MR "…we usually place the samples on the table (of the doctor)…it's not right to sell these.

But nowadays, doctors are selling the drugs…they have taken their profession as a business".– An MR The MRs of large and medium scale companies primarily target doctors to promote their products while the MRs of smaller companies usually target village doctors and the likes to sell their products.

Prenetics wants to change all of this with its new product, which is sold to medical professions rather than end consumers.

But Prenetics believes that its tests — which cost less than $500 per patient, but are sold to medical professions directly not end consumers — can help with early diagnoses which, in turn, boosts the potential to beat cancer and other serious illnesses.