Sentence examples for combination of professional from inspiring English sources

Both, the Stanford Chronic Disease Self-Management Progrande and the UK Expert Patient Programme are either peer-led or have a combination of professional and peer led sessions, whereas OPTIMAL is completely professionally led by occupational therapists with no peer leadership roles.

Mr. Ashe added that CNet's combination of professional content, third-party content and contributions from users can make money.

The winner of Eurovision is chosen by a combination of professional jurors and telephone voting by viewers.

His agent calculated that if Shanahan played some combination of professional lacrosse and Arena League football, he might make $60,000 a year.

This time, the book uses a combination of professional and amateur photos shot digitally around the country in the course of a week in May.

Some fire officials envision staffing more companies by a combination of professional and volunteer firefighters, or developing alternate ways of responding to fire emergencies.

Some sites, like Fool.com, are largely aimed at small investors, and others, including TheStreet.com, seek a more sophisticated audience -- a combination of professionals and well-informed private investors.

At the same time, students, even those fortunate enough to have the opportunity to pursue a graduate degree, often leave school without the professional connections and complex combination of technical, professional and communications skills it takes to get a good job in the field of their choice.

These organisations are 'complex adaptive systems' [ 26, 27] composed of, and continually modified in response to, a multitude of interconnected service delivery practices undertaken by different combinations of professionals for varied consumer groups.

For many, the combination of welcome professional opportunity and unwelcome sexual attention presents the unsettling possibility that objecting to the latter may cost them the former.

Even if Thurley's happy combination of the professional and the personal sounds idyllic, his job naturally involves a lot of criticism, no more so than last month when English Heritage's new visitor centre at Stonehenge was branded a "£27m flop".