Sentence examples for vibrant profession from inspiring English sources

An important hallmark of a strong and vibrant profession is whether it is prepared to look honestly at what it does well and what it does not.

The College's now well-established board, chaired by Jo Cleary, together with a newly elected professional assembly is energetically taking forward the College's mission to help facilitate a robust and vibrant profession.

It's no surprise, perhaps, that with the advent of technological change, certain once-vibrant professions -- like copy boy and lamplighter -- would be rendered obsolete.

The mission of the National Academy of Engineering is to advance the well-being of the nation by promoting a vibrant engineering profession and by marshalling the expertise and insights of eminent engineers to provide independent advice to the federal government on matters involving engineering and technology.

Law schools and the legal profession could restore a vibrant job market by making representation easier to obtain.

ANDREA DEL SARTO: THE RENAISSANCE WORKSHOP IN ACTION The snappy title of this exhibition reflects the vibrant, energetic nature of the Florentine artist named after his father's profession as a tailor ("sarto").

But a supply-side policy that fails to distinguish between vibrant and moribund fields will channel gifted underrepresented minorities into other professions and further alienate the underemployed young scientists whose numbers these policies aim to increase.

They recruit first-rate talent into the profession, pay teachers well, provide professional growth opportunities to keep them vibrant, and honor their wisdom and initiative.

China's legal profession is currently reeling from a major government crackdown on its once vibrant community of civil rights lawyers who were known for attempting to use the constitution to defend citizens' liberties and rights.

Wakeling is an ethnomusicologist by profession, and on the evidence of a number of her poems, Wakeling's vibrant visual imagination matches her musicality.

There exists a vibrant community of pluralist economists in the UK and elsewhere, but these academics have been marginalised within the profession.