Sentence examples for trained professions from inspiring English sources

Identifying, assessing and treating mental illnesses are some of the most specialised, highly trained professions imaginable.

Lisa Westcott Wilkins, former editor of Current Archaeology magazine, says: "Why would you want a career in archaeology when everybody knows there is very little security, you move around a lot and it pays really, really badly compared with similarly trained professions?" As a result, some universities are experiencing fewer applicants, and less government support.

This gap needs to be filled, as spatial skills are key in many vocationally trained professions (brick layers, metalworker, furniture maker, draftsman, etc).

Procedures performed on infants had lower complication rates than those performed later in life, the report stated, concluding that the procedure is generally "well tolerated" when performed by trained professions in a sterile environment.

"I would like to see teaching as a highly trained profession, but not as it is now".

Some party members were wary of a potential comeback, fearing that Streltsov's inclusion in a Torpedo squad that regularly travelled to Western Europe could lead to an international incident, but Brezhnev repealed the ban, arguing that as a free man Streltsov should be able to use his trained profession.

UK healthcare policy has highlighted a shift in mental health services from hospital to community, stressing the importance of training for professions not traditionally associated with healthcare.

To suggest otherwise goes against the established ethics and morals of the athletic training profession.

Linguistics lecturer Dr Alexander Baratta said his research had found that accents most associated with the Home Counties were favoured by the teacher training profession.

"The training profession is a victim of all this - and in particular the trainers in Newmarket - but Newmarket's reputation should not be damaged at all.

The Winkler index, with key variables graduation, school and professional education, academic training, profession, and income, was used to quantify socioeconomic status (19).