Sentence examples for class of professionals from inspiring English sources

But enough trickled down so that a real middle class of professionals and entrepreneurs emerged.

Is the President mentally and emotionally stable?" The class of professionals best equipped to answer these questions has largely abstained from speaking publicly about the President's mental health.

But in the course of turning natural history into a scientific discipline, the rising class of professionals scorned Buffon and the sorts of amateur naturalists he had inspired.

Birmingham's Indians, the second largest group after the Pakistanis, are excelling in education, and are already providing a new class of professionals and entrepreneurs.

With Nixon's Administration was born a class of professionals whose sole job was to write the President's speeches, and who have been rewarded, in the main, for the amount of applause their prose could generate.

Its overtones became important in the 18th century, when the middle class of professionals, manufacturers, and their literary and political allies began to demand an influence in politics consistent with their economic status.

They did not believe in a separate class of professional executives.

The "knowledge class" of professional, scientific, and technical workers becomes the fastest-growing occupational group.

A growing class of professional and commercial men demanded more freedom.

An image arises of imperial Rome, maybe: immense comfort and hubris, being supported by a class of professional soldiers.

The system is inefficient, but it supports a class of professional writers, which might not otherwise exist.