Sentence examples for emerging professionals from inspiring English sources
Mr. Feldmann is the oldest artist to win the prize, which is generally given to emerging professionals.
Every year the Bronx Museum puts on a show of work by participants in its Artists in the Marketplace program, which teaches emerging professionals how to manage and advance their careers.
As well as being a mentor for Swansea's emerging professionals, O'Leary will also coach the club's reserve team, which the club says will change to a new Under-21 format.
Since the 3DP market is expanding over the world and its application is extending to diverse fields including the fashion industry, it is crucial to embed 3DP, as a new way of production called digital manufacturing, into the existing fashion design curricula and educate fashion design students as emerging professionals for the fashion industry.
Zach Rinkins is an educator, former college administrator, and Associated Press award-winning multi-media journalist committed to transforming college students into emerging professionals.
Young emerging professionals are simply not receiving the proper training and education to keep up with an evolving green building industry.
In the meantime organisations will suffocate while emerging professional artists struggle to access public funds.
The first was the emerging professional middle class in what we probably ought still to call the developing world.
The emerging professional class, with leisure to tend gardens, has even led to the appearance of a retail outlet called Maxidom, Russia's answer to Home Depot.
The Van Cliburn Foundation, known internationally for the piano competition it holds every four years for emerging professional pianists under 30, began an amateur competition last year.
The emerging professional classes have hardly been averse to hate speech, as can be seen in another recent headline case of antisemitism in Hungarian politics, involving Marton Gyongyosi, shadow spokesman on foreign policy for the far-right Jobbik party.
