Sentence examples for similar profession from inspiring English sources

It's true that most of the people in a similar profession are wired similarly.

Likewise, when Theobald consecrated Gilbert as Bishop of St Asaph in 1142, a similar profession of obedience was made.

Mark says he is interested in studying medicine or a similar profession to help his country rebuild after decades of war.

A position paper decrying the less than main stream position of chiropractic within the wider health care system and using podiatry as a model to describe how a similar profession has navigated a course toward greater acceptance, cited podiatrists traditional dedication to public health issues as one of the major reasons why they became influential members of the healthcare community [ 14].

A professional organization is a network of people who participate in a similar profession.

Both chose similar professions (Gabrielle is a special education teacher and Aileen is a social worker).

Officials overlook the economic activity generated by architects, landscape architects and similar professions, he said.

These gatherings, generally scheduled for weekends, often begin with a shared interest, a common neighborhood or similar professions.

Why then should they forfeit their privacy when neither the public nor even their peers in similar professions are required to do so?

The critical weaknesses of our current system, if indeed politicians are serious about providing a high-quality educational experience, are, as Behr notes, the precarious nature of employment for university teachers, almost half of whom are on temporary contracts, and the related holding down of academic pay compared to similar professions.

He added: "Neither is it comforting to know that, according to research, the percentage of priests who commit these crimes isn't any higher than the percentage of other similar professions... Regardless, one shouldn't present this deviation as if it were something specific to Catholicism".