Sentence examples for common professional from inspiring English sources

"Bits and bobs" has emerged as a common professional progression for those ousted.

These technologies are forging virtual societal networks communities of geographically dispersed individuals who have common professional or social interests.

However, it would be worthwhile to ask the college financial aid administrator for a professional judgment review, since eldercare expenses are a common professional judgment item.

An article on the Fashion page on Tuesday about the British designer Alexander McQueen misstated a phrase from his remarks on the common professional desire to create a signature product.

"He's a player who has offered so much for Tottenham so we have a sense of respect for what he's done over the years for us but the chairman feels that the fact that he's not present is not common professional behaviour.

Collaboration through a common professional language.

Physicians (40.8%) and physiotherapists (34.4%) were the most common professionals when registering for MMR and also discharging MMR (43.6% resp. 33.5%).

Massage therapists, midwives, family practitioners, and other chiropractors were the most common professionals referred to or by these doctors of chiropractic at least 1 to 10 times per year.

Of the patients admitted to the ICU, 33% (4/12) were from medical wards, 33% were admitted from A&E. Consultants were the most common professionals who referred patients to critical care (48%; 10/21).

The GP was the most common health professional consulted, while use of other primary care health professionals was very low.

Gambling on tennis is common, opening professional players to social media abuse by bettors.