Sentence examples for contributing professionally from inspiring English sources

"They don't see that as, 'Oh, isn't it great that there's a female secretary of state, a female governor in Texas.' So the ceiling has been presented: here's what you can achieve now as a woman in terms of family and home, and here's what you can achieve in terms of contributing professionally in society.

According to a letter written in 1997 by Brother Vinod, an associate of Mother Teresa, "Among the hundreds of patients who Rachel has personally diagnosed and treated during her three-month stay here, I have observed marked improvements.... Rarely in my career have I encountered such dedication to contributing professionally for the benefit of the poor".

During the FGDs, efforts were made to ensure that all participants felt they could contribute with their professionally acquired experiences; this to address power asymmetry between interviewers and interviewees which can affect findings [ 48].

?Both professionally and personally, contributing to the effort to fight diseases of the developing world can be very satisfying.? For those with limited experience, the Diploma in Tropical Medicine & Hygiene of the LSHTM offers a trip to the Gambia to experience health care in a developing country.

Ms. Quinn said that her need to be perfect drove her professionally, as well as contributing to her bulimia – and while she was still suffering from bulimia, her professional success was a solace.

The democratization trend does produce a lot more cat-walking-on-piano videos, but it also generates more professionally produced video content, at scale, contributing more inventory that is relevant for pre/mid/post-roll demand.

Her mother, known professionally as Veva Crozer, is a decorative artist and a contributing editor at Metropolitan Home.

The bride, who is also a contributing correspondent on NBC's "Today" show, will continue to use her name professionally.

Michels played professionally (1946 58) for Ajax, scoring 121 goals in 269 matches and contributing to the team's league championships in 1947 and 1957.

The downside of being one of sport's power couples is that when things aren't going so well professionally, people are quick to question whether the relationship is a contributing factor.

Professionally, Janice continues to grow Brown Law Group in between speaking opportunities and contributing as a law expert for TV news such as CBS, Fox, ABC and NBC.