Sentence examples for around professions from inspiring English sources

Some have suggested from the results of the Finnish study that alcohol abuse is symptomatic of the "work hard, play hard" cultures around professions – especially because workers who shifted into longer-hours jobs during the study were 12% more likely to develop risky drinking habits as a result.

Teachers and parents can make a difference, of course, in changing the narrative around professions that have been traditionally male-dominated - but as those of us in Hollywood know, stories are where it's at.

Groups organized around profession range from Harvard Alumni for Education to Harvard Alumni in Wine and Food to Harvard Alumni in Healthcare and everything in between.

The health workforce is organised around groups of professions that embrace a repertoire of pre-defined skills within a unifying philosophy, codified through formal education and measured by the achievement of specific competencies.

Both of these factors explain the emergence of spontaneous networks in Lyon, organized firstly around particular professions (chefs, producers) but also between related sectors.

Facebook is enabling Groups around hobbies, professions, ideologies and locations to create niche Stories content that might not appeal to friends but is appealing to fellow members with a particular interest.

Future events will be smaller focus groups centered around specific professions, lectures and casual mixers for networking.

Network analyses of health teams have shown strong clustering around individual professions.

Until recently, the client had to shop around in a profession not noted for its support of radical procedures of any sort.

In a document circulated among prospective teachers, Jo Nash wrote that her love for teaching has had to overcome her own negative preconceptions around the profession.

The films under discussion are grouped around a profession (writers, singers, politicians, sportsmen, criminals, artists) allowing for comparisons to be drawn in approaches to similar subject matter.