Sentence examples for educated and professional from inspiring English sources
Here the class and educational markers are more diverse: the core of the Brotherhood's organization remains educated and professional, as it has been from its founding in 1928; it includes many, many doctors, engineers, lawyers and small businessmen.
They're educated and professional, but they've chosen to live a little further away from the hustle-bustle".
The areas have 57% of better-off, educated and professional households compared with the English average of 42.8%.
He said on the day he arrived here that women, especially educated and professional women, should not remain at home.
It follows a strategy of recruiting members from the urban, educated and professional segments of the society and is also known to have spread its influence in the ranks of the military in recent years.
He was just nine in 1947, when India's example inspired members of the colony's educated and professional classes to form a party, the United Gold Coast Convention, to campaign for self-rule.
Among them: the woman must be beautiful, have an Ivy League education, come from a good family whose members are also educated, and have professional goals similar to their son.
"Our agents have to be more technologically-oriented, better educated, and more professional than ever before".
HP designers possessed a deep understanding of the product use case and empathy for the user — a highly educated and skilled professional with little tolerance for inefficiency.
Johnson replied: "I would prefer this not to be in any books!" Hines told the jury: "The defendants in this case are all very successful, intelligent, well educated and experienced professionals.
