Sentence examples for the latter profession from inspiring English sources
She gave the latter profession up, she said, when she "got embarrassed opening the door to strange men and asking them to come upstairs".
Perhaps it's no surprise that, his time on the tennis tour behind him, the two careers McEnroe pursued were rock 'n' roll and journalism, and the latter profession is the one that took.
Publications for the latter two professions, along with interprofessional comparisons, are in preparation and this present article focuses on the nursing cohort.
The former have primary qualifications in a scientific or technical discipline, to which they add translation skills; the latter enter the profession as a result of their language skills (with or without formal qualifications) and subsequently develop a knowledge of the subject(s) they handle.
For the latter, the common professions among Senegalese MSM were grouped together.
And while professionals and critics share the rising concern that ongoing recession and scarcity of jobs might chase young practitioners out of the field a considerable part of the latter are actually redefining the profession.
You know how there are tons of books and movies about the newspaper profession (enough of the latter that this month Film Forum is showing a retrospective of nearly fifty of them)?
The difference between a trade and a profession is that the latter possesses a self-imposed code of conduct to which its members agree to submit.
Unlike the latter, who turned deceit into a profession, Wilkins portrays himself as a conscientious researcher.
The latter has implications for mental health professions involved in the care planning and community management of patients with major mental illness and work points to the importance of substance abuse treatment in the prevention of victimisation as well as violence perpetration.
These impacts can be at the level of learners and at the level of the profession, with effects at the latter level potentially affecting patient care.
