Sentence examples for when the profession from inspiring English sources

But how can we have good teachers when the profession is so uninviting?

When the profession appears to be split, politicians are much better able to pick and choose.

An agreement on a definition will facilitate an understanding of when the profession has reached this ultimate goal.

It should be noted that this is not the first moment when the profession has seemed poised for change.

In the 1940's, when the profession of interior decoration was in its youth and more concerned with freshness, modernity and practical living, Groussay was an international anomaly.

In contrast to the 1950's and early 1960's, when the profession wholeheartedly embraced Keynesian economics, there is no consensus today.

A century ago, when the professions first emerged in their modern forms, virtually every one of them had a debate over how best to advocate for themselves.

"Those were the days when the professions were not open to women, so there were women of means who to keep themselves busy did charitable good works.

He writes movingly of Jenny Hill (1848 96): "She was more than a great performer – she was a feminist trail-blazer, a professional success, at a time when women could neither vote nor borrow money without a male guarantor; when the professions were closed to them and their only employment choices were low-paid factory or shop-work, or domestic service.

David Penepent, director of the funeral services program at SUNY Canton, said that while some of those issues are fading, women face other barriers when entering the profession, such as low pay and impatient bosses during residency training.

It's inconceivable that the Court could be all-male when the legal profession as a whole is nearing gender parity.