Sentence examples for suitable professions from inspiring English sources

In some curious way, being named Ravi Shankar emboldened me to pursue writing — a career that my father, a traditional-minded Indian, regarded as equivalent to rodeo clown in the hierarchy of suitable professions.

Both health visitors and practice nurses were identified as suitable professions to be included in this study as they work with a broad range of publics and deal with a wide variety of health issues.

In the dialogue below, Eileen Atkins and Alan Bates, two British actors of an earlier generation (they are both 66), discuss how actors develop from the moment they realize there is no other suitable profession.

But 94% of young people agree care is a suitable profession for a man and 23% of 16- 25-year-olds said they would be more inclined to think about a career in care, if there were a more positive public perception of the role.

This dropped to 35% among girls and only 24% of parents of girls said they thought engineering was a suitable profession for their daughters.

When Constantine returned to Trinidad, he had no permanent job and little prospect of advancement in any suitable profession.

His parents could not afford to pay for years of musical education, and his rich uncles did not consider music a suitable profession; from the age of 13 Solti paid for his education by giving piano lessons.

Popescu et al. (2015) showed that in the study of entrepreneurship in a modern competitive economy, no profession is more suitable than financial audit profession.

The study, reported in the journal Science Translational Medicine, found that all the volunteers in the study preferred the piercing to their regular device, but some individuals had dropped out of the tests, worrying that a piercing wasn't suitable for their profession.

However, such a strategy is also considered as evidence that they are not completely suitable for the profession, and thus, have lower work potential.

Interns feel pressure to present themselves as 'professional and self-confident', even when they feel insecure, and this adds to their fear of not being suitable for the profession.