Sentence examples for a consultant which from inspiring English sources

Staying on as a consultant, which he will do until 2018, and perhaps even ruling things from the shadows would not be out of place in Ailes's biography.

On Wednesday, he prefaced a comment by saying, "Not being a member of the media; rather, being a consultant," which prompted Phelps to say, "You're media, sitting there.

But he opted for a third approach, striking out on his own to become a consultant, which led to his foray into e-commerce.

Junior doctors – all doctors who have not yet become a consultant, which usually happens when a doctor is in their mid to late 30s – are the real workhorses of the NHS.

In 1984 when she retired from General Motors as an employee at the mandatory retirement age, she was asked to continue as a consultant which she did for four more years.

You'll also qualify for a full refund of the travel costs to and from hospital for NHS treatment and check ups overseen by a consultant which can include the travel costs of an escort if you need one for medical reasons.

Reluctantly, I moved on, working as a writer and as a political consultant, which, if nothing else, served as an outlet for my violent tendencies.

She said she felt that studying on another continent would contribute to her education as a legal and a financial consultant, which is what she now does for Italian and foreign companies in Rome.

But he's still maintaining a career as a security consultant, which, given the fact that he insisted his city's disaster response center be placed in the World Trade Center complex (against the advice of his own police experts), is like Marcia Clark getting a $4 million book deal for losing the Trial of the Century.

The mole was later diagnosed as a malignant melanoma by a dermatologist consultant, which then spread to the lymph nodes in his arm pit and to his brain.

Bates said: "This wasn't a situation where for a brief period of time the hospital followed advice from a particular consultant, which later turned out to be wrong.