Sentence examples for choose a professional from inspiring English sources

Choose a professional or Olympic athlete to investigate further.

Overview of Lesson Plan: In this lesson, students choose a professional field of interest and consider what modern day or historical figure they would most like to assist.

Students, she says, should talk to professors who specialize in different areas of psychology; such conversations will help students refine their interests and (eventually) choose a professional direction.

Afterwards they can use this information to guide their future projects and get better results when they choose a professional to work with," said Shampine.

This is serious stuff so you should choose a professional organization.

These graduates will either have to opt for an 'out-of-quota' specialty, or begin their specialization in a foreign country, or choose a professional activity not requiring a license (e.g. researcher, teacher or civil servant).

Ultimately he recognized her importance to his career, she said, by leaving her the negatives of his photographs, instead of choosing a professional curator, or destroying them, as his friend Alfred Stieglitz had done.

According to the Herald-Sun newspaper the woman, who has two sons, said she had received between 80 and 100 replies from prospective parents and chose a professional couple in New York who wanted her to give birth in the US and agreed to pay her medical and legal bills and air fares.

Nevertheless, this study was able to provide valuable information on the reasons for choosing a professional career among Saudi Arabian students.

The first year as a postgraduate differs, depending on whether the student chooses a professional track (which leads to the DESS-- Diplôme DESS-- Diplômeieures Spécialisés," or SpecializeDESS-- Diplômees d'Etudes or a reSupérieuresk (which leadSpécialisésA--"Diplômes d'Etudes ApprorondieSpecializedougHigher Studiesoma).

In the therapy world, each degree-based "professional" likes to sell him or herself as unique, but my experience has taught me that the letters after someone's name and the plaques on his or her wall are rarely the most important consideration in choosing a professional to help you with your psychological suffering.