Sentence examples for a professional resource from inspiring English sources

I want to provoke interaction and debate, with the site becoming a professional resource for the sector.

Mike Buckley, the director of the Connecticut Principals Centerr, a professional resource and development association, said many schools had changed their open-door policies in the aftermath of school shootings and 9/11.

These changes run the risk of demotivation and burn-out of the radiology workforce as the increased use of technology moves radiology away from a professional resource to a diagnostic commodity.

The group works to promote the appreciation of video game music, as well as serve as a professional resource for video game music composers and musicians.

It is a chance for you to tell the well-rounded story of your professional experience -- a sense of who you are, what you contribute to a business, what sort of network you have as a professional resource, and how you lead and think about business.

The guidelines are conveyed through a professional resource manual and parent booklets.

Founded by Imran Amed in 2007 as a personal blog delivering sharp insight and analysis on the global fashion industry, BoF has since been bootstrapped by Amed and grown to become an indispensable professional resource for hundreds of thousands of fashion executives, creatives and entrepreneurs in more than 200 countries and territories.

The growing Beatport Awards are, in part, a recognition of SFX's goals for the site's future — from a nerdy, dance-music professional resource into the public entry point for EDM culture.

These SOP and SOPP are designed to promote the provision of safe, effective, and efficient nutrition support services; facilitate evidence-based practice; and serve as a professional evaluation resource for RDNs who specialize in or wish to specialize in nutrition support therapy.

FFE researchers adopted a professional human resource model with a data collection supervisor who oversaw 29 data collectors and 36 interpreters.

Although these are considered the gold-standard therapy, they require a number of professional resources and a prolonged teamwork [ 9, 10] that are not always available in public health facilities nor easily accepted by families.