Sentence examples for critical professionals from inspiring English sources

HF The awards show intro is often the graveyard of many an otherwise-sterling performer: reading out painfully scripted "gags" and sonorously awful cliches about the film-making process to a packed house of uber critical professionals regularly reduces presenters to rabbit-in-the-headlights terror.

In this article, we argue that it is 'middle leaders' who are the critical professionals for developing quality in education.

In areas of critical professional importance, the voice of heads on policy-making must be part of the debate.

While maintaining a "focus on mastery" of a scientific discipline, "refreshed" programs should also offer "better-designed opportunities … for the development of critical professional skills".

Although both CK and PCK are considered critical professional development resources for teachers, each requiring special attention during teacher training and classroom teaching practice (Baumert et al. [2010]), teachers' professional knowledge is still difficult to define and articulate (Berry et al. [2008]).

Skill sets like business development, emotional intelligence, reading and understanding financial statements, and project management are all critical professional skills, but largely absent in many newly minted lawyers.

I'm not sure if they're more hurtful than critical professional reviews but they go where NYT reviewers would never tread.

Second, we sought to understand the critical professional and societal needs to support local healthcare capacity and resiliency in the face of this threat.

Clinicians spoke of advocacy for school-based support as a critical professional duty, yet seemed to purposefully evade direct school involvement.

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here: http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-230X/11/58/prepub We thank R. Szmola MD for providing critical professional revision of the manuscript.

The increase in number and severity of critically ill patients worldwide demands that critical care professionals make prudent and objective decisions about the allocation of costly and risky treatments.