Sentence examples for conferences for those from inspiring English sources

Net Market Makers, based in Berkeley, Calif., offers conferences for those interested in doing business online.

It holds introductory courses lasting for four days to a week for people taking jobs overseas for the first time, and study conferences for those who are home on their first or second leave.

Researchers conducted 4 focus groups with a total of 36 public health professionals at key conferences for those working in public health and tobacco control.

Researchers conducted 4 focus groups with a total of 36 public health professionals at key conferences for those working in public health and tobacco control: 2 in November 2010 at the American Public Health Association national meeting in Denver, CO [D1 and D2]; and 2 in August 2012 at the National Conference on Tobacco or Health in Kansas City, MO [KC1 and KC2].

It is also apparent that Twitter can decrease the cost of the poster to the researcher because it does not need to be carried as supplementary luggage during air travel; it also avoids potentially exorbitant printing fees at conferences for those who have lost or previously been unable to print their poster.

Attend job fairs, seminars and conferences for those working within the finance and banking industries.

The NQF offers a two-day annual conference for those interested in quality measurement and health policy.

It also plans to launch Con X Con, a conference for those trying to "dramatically transform" the field of conservation through new technology and innovations.

"I looked for ones that would convey souvenirs of the conference for those who had gone to it, and the sense of what happened there for those like myself who had not gone," she explained.

At a recent conference for those who teach and support entrepreneurs, the M.I.T. Global Start-Up Workshop in Reykjavik, Ms. Hwang met several attendees and panelists who reported having a harder time selling their events to sponsors, who are increasingly expecting hard data on the effectiveness of the competitions.

Like many others, the Minnesota and Michigan hospitals contract with private companies for more obscure languages they may encounter among patients, and often use video conferencing for those services.