Sentence examples for there is no profession from inspiring English sources

He said: "There is no profession more noble, no calling more vital, no vocation more admirable than teaching, and this White Paper gives us the opportunity to become the world's leading education nation".

Mahendra Rajput, a 32-yearold soybean farmer at Payari village in Madhya Pradesh, believes there is no profession better than farming, "not even getting a one-crore salary in a multinational (firm)." For Rajput, this pride in farming has increased over the last two years, as did the yield in his seven-acre farm.

There is no profession-wide code of ethics, no ethics qualifying exam, no licensing body, and no disciplinary agency.

Girls schools alumnae seem to divide into the grateful, who believe that they emerged feeling there was no profession they could not do, and those who say "no daughter of mine will go to one of those places".

In 1977, having reached 65, Mr. Daniel ended his newspaper career and told an interviewer, "There's no profession that offers you more variety in life or more excitement".

But it's not something that was encouraged for a girl because there was no profession for her. .

"When an individual officer does display bias or excessive force, which is gonna happen, just like there are going to be politicians who do stupid things, or business leaders... there's no profession that doesn't have somebody that sometimes screws up," Obama said.

However, differences between professions disappeared in our multiple model, meaning that there was no "profession effect" in this study, when taking the interaction between profession and referred activity type into consideration.

There are no professions immune from this pressure.

I am not saying that there were no professions besides teaching for which Latin could not someday be useful.

Whatever profession it is there is no dispute – it's a given.