Sentence examples for especially professionals from inspiring English sources

Nobody finds the marathon easy – even professionals, especially professionals.

Many residents, especially professionals, are fleeing the country in larger numbers.

That has left many women in these southern cities, especially professionals like Ms. Jacob, wrestling with the losses and gains in the post-Hussein era.

The fall of Saddam has improved the lives of many Iraqis, especially professionals such as doctors, engineers, and teachers, whose salaries have significantly increased.

Thomas T. Stallkamp, who was the president of the Chrysler Corporation before his relationship soured with its new owner, Daimler-Benz, has also found that the Internet does not necessarily translate into fewer workers, especially professionals.

He is among the writers, artists, academics and curators returning a spotlight to the guide and its author, emblematic as it was of a period when black Americans — especially professionals, salesmen, entertainers and athletes — were increasingly on the move for work, play and family visits.

The doctor will face years of legal action, lose income and friends, especially professional ones.

Relationships, whether they are personal but most especially professional, are built on a trust and transparency.

Other more arbitrary factors, especially professional prestige, seem to play a worryingly large role in determining which disorders get attention.

Last week the German government said it wanted to exclude sport, especially professional football, from its antitrust laws.

But many businesses still offer coverage, especially professional firms, mostly because of competition for employees, said Gary Claxton, a vice president at Kaiser.