Sentence examples for admitting professionals from inspiring English sources

1959 Members of All England Lawn Tennis Club, the custodians of Wimbledon, hold an extraordinary general meeting at which they call on the Lawn Tennis Association to hold an 'open' championship admitting professionals.

Robert J. Kelleher, a federal judge and former tennis champion who helped transform tennis in the United States by spearheading an effort to admit professionals into major tournaments, died Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles.

An admitted "professional Googler," she'd been researching all day on her computer when she decided to pack it in for the night.

A notable exception to this long-term focus was the increased emphasis in the late 1990s on admitting IT professionals and engineers, but the IT bust in 2001 left many of these workers mismatched (Picot and Hou 2009).

The Swede admitted that professionals could cope with some of the positions but added that he felt for any 18- handicapper trying to play to them.

In 1976, 26 percent of people admitted seeking professional help, up from 14 percent in 1947, according to Dr. Stearns's analysis.

Further research has forced us to recognize that this phase entails negotiations, and to admit that professional skills, too, can change.

Thorpe wrote a letter to Sullivan, in which he admitted playing professional baseball: His letter didn't help.

They don't want to give in because that would be admitting something a professional athlete is never supposed to admit: "I have vulnerabilities".

I haven't seen or heard of any other social media professional admitting to having a team of people or person that they work with, even though most of them do.

It sums this up by admitting that "many healthcare professionals continue to have limited or no education in informatics and yet the expectations of them to manage information effectively is a current and increasing requirement".