Sentence examples for competing professional from inspiring English sources

These include competing professional, political and commercial interests; the failure of other organisations, particularly the police, to investigate properly; and the intimidating power of News International.

Many years ago, he and other advocates formed a competing professional group, the International Hyperbaric Medical Association, which has lobbied to get coverage for the treatment.

The cultural differences, subjective assessments, competing professional theories affect how "mental health" is defined (WHO 2001), and implicitly, how is addressed the process of recovery of persons with mental disorders.

In several countries the establishment of these special classes caused some difficulties because their salary scales had to be linked with those of competing professional groups outside the service.

It costs $1,999, still cheaper than competing "professional" printers, and it's ready to use right out of the box.

Nor did it try to adjust for the compensation offered by competing professional endeavors that might compete for the same talent that often goes into medicine.

Marketplaces have every incentive to drive clients back onto their platforms to book more professionals, book new professionals, book competing professionals and even charge for additional transactions.

Women competing in professional surfing is a relatively new phenomenon.

"We are not competing with professional technicians by offering a better deal".

But would Wie be better served learning to dominate on the amateur level before competing against professional men?

The pace of the debate was slow, and it was competing against professional baseball and football games, which may have kept viewership down.