lucrative profession

Perhaps during the last 20 years more people went into medicine as a lucrative profession than a helping one.

After that, financial pressures forced him to take up a more lucrative profession.

He had acquired a new and lucrative profession at a bound.

Increased prosperity means that more families can pay for lessons, which has turned private teaching into a lucrative profession.

For one thing, nursing is not a lucrative profession.

Many men have adopted this lucrative profession as a source of livelihood.

I am told that pork-packing is the most lucrative profession in America, after politics."

Polititians are usually quite wealth and have lucrative professions so why do we need to pay them to serve our country.

The teaching profession is, for most people, only a stepping stone to a more lucrative profession.

With neither of her parents in lucrative professions, Jaime helped contribute to the family by getting jobs around the neighborhood.

Pearl fisheries were harvested by the Paravas and was a lucrative profession.

The schools are losing good people, especially women, to more lucrative professions, thereby creating a breeding ground for incompetence.

For years, the New York City school system has encouraged people to leave lucrative professions behind to work as teachers.

The trail of the serpent reaches into all the lucrative professions and practices of man.

There are many ways to gauge the economic recovery of New York's most lucrative professions, and everyone has a favorite indicator.

Finding music composition not a lucrative profession, Cozette turned to writing poetry and fiction novels in 2000.

Months of thinking about your mistakes and being away from your chosen and lucrative profession can have that effect on a person.

"Science is a lucrative profession in Pakistan.

It became a lucrative profession.

Legal Aid is not about the poor pursuing justice, it is a form of state subsidy to one of our most lucrative professions.

It was not a highly lucrative profession, but he loved its immediacy, its glamor, and the fun of revealing people.

Astrology is a more lucrative profession!"

It's a lucrative profession: Mr. Welch averages four speeches a month, which adds up to $7.2 million a year.

Kleban worked in the music business as a record producer, a lucrative profession that he resented because it interfered with his dream of songwriting.

Many come, starry-eyed and ready to suffer, but discover the reality of Bohemian life and quickly retreat to more lucrative professions or to graduate school.