Sentence examples similar to a specialised profession from inspiring English sources

Philosophy has become an increasingly specialised profession, with no gurus, thanks in no small part to Mr Quine's influence.

"Drafting a curriculum is a highly specialised and professional task.

I have a vastly specialised knowledge.

A pathologist specialised in gynecologic oncology reviewed all cases.

Isolated language disturbances may also be misattributed to psychological factors: early features of primary progressive aphasia may include stumbling over longer words, emergence (or re-emergence) of a stutter, grammatical slips or problems using more specialised vocabulary associated with a profession or hobby (for example, a keen gardener may lose the names for flowers).

The existence of a separate profession who specialise in dentistry will not prevent the public from going to their doctor if they have a problem with their mouth (rather than going to a dentist); and doctors recognised, albeit reluctantly at times, the need to provide at least some limited care (box 3(1)).

This article originally appeared on IRINnews.org, a news agency specialised in reporting humanitarian crises.

As an accountant he specialised in business turnaround.

But if you look hard there are still a few half-decent deals – and with rates so low it's worth checking if you could get a better deal from a player that is a little more off the radar, such as one of the UK's "affinity" friendly societies (specialising in a particular profession) or a credit union.

Raekha Prasad A journalist specialising in social affairs.

He plans to become a doctor specialising in cardiovascular medicine.