Sentence examples for erect professional from inspiring English sources

Many who work in health, education, social services and other sensitive areas have found it cumbersome and sometimes impossible to erect professional firewalls to keep patients, students and clients out.

But some people end up erecting professional networks larger than the populations of some small developing nations.

Seeing the structure go up was a beautiful sight: erected by 60 professional climbers, 12 columns being tied together and the whole thing gradually lifted up.

Connolly was well aware of this opposition - in one sense, his professional life was erected on it.

The first parishioners, who were working-class Italians unable to afford a professional builder, began erecting the church by dint of their own labor in 1903.

A major contributor to the massive death toll from the Haiti earthquake was shoddily constructed buildings that couldn't have been erected under the oversight of professional and honest inspectors.

In this instance, perceptions of patient knowledge about the policy and expectation regarding LOS was influential in supporting implementation even in the face of organizational and professional contexts which erected strong implementation barriers.

Erecting stadiums to retain or lure professional sports teams became the focus in cities like Cincinnati, Cleveland, Los Angeles and Baltimore.

A civil engineer, Rudy spent his professional life at the Karl Koch Erecting Company, where he supervised the steel construction of the World Trade Center and the Jacob Javits Convention Center, and from which he retired as president in 1988.

If you decide to erect your own barriers without the help of a professional, you need to choose the appropriate kind of barrier for your land.

It's also true that one of the Clinton campaign's gravest errors was to erect a candidacy based entirely on an obsession with the affluent professional class, which thrives and survives in any and all presidencies.