Sentence examples for traditional profession from inspiring English sources

During Matt's college years, his father had suggested a more traditional profession, and lately has wondered if he should have pushed harder.

Finally, however much the bar emphasises social mobility consider these two statistics: 81% of pupils (up from 55% last year) came from a professional background, meaning one or both parents work in a "traditional profession" (eg doctors and lawyers) or "modern profession" (eg software designers and teachers) and an incredible 22.5% of pupils had no debt at all.

We believe that nurses, and others, can and should maximize conferences by using social media for three important reasons: knowledge sharing and information exchange for those unable to attend the conference; increased visibility; and mobilizing the next generation of nurses (nursing is a somewhat traditional profession) to develop new uses for social media.

The traditional professions are creaking.

A similar phenomenon is happening with traditional professions.

Barred from the traditional professions because of their refusal to swear an oath, Quakers were forced into commerce and industry.

You can do many careers without doing a degree – even traditional professions such as law and accountancy.

The idea that the traditional professions will play a less prominent role in the future will be troubling.

They all gave up promising careers in traditional professions (law, consulting and academia) to plunge into an uncharted destiny.

Make no mistake, law and medicine — the most elite of the traditional professions — have always been demanding.

Because these fields are more traditional professions, their greatest moral analysts have tended to be practitioners like Hippocrates or Oliver Wendell Holmes.