Sentence examples for example professionals from inspiring English sources

In Israel, for example, professionals from European countries (other than the FSU) and North America were among the most successful groups and had better opportunities to find jobs that matched their educational level.

For example, professionals expressed uncertainty about whether to prescribe medicine or demand payment for treatment first.

For example, professionals may have made more of an effort to ask the PHQ-2 questions sensitively, or ask them at all.

In some nursing homes, for example, professionals disagreed about the time point a person with dementia is in need of palliative care.

16 For example, professionals who are discovered to have poor performance might learn from the practices of those with the best performance.

In Dover and Gauge's [ 23] study, for example, professionals who considered childbirth as a normal life event did not agree that continuous EFM was safer than IA (r = 0.3107, p = 0.001).

This is the example professional athletes are setting for our children?

So how does that compare with, for example, professional medical transcriptionists, who charge about $20 an hour and generally aren't as handy with the Palm operating system?

We may also ask some other, voluntary questions during registration for certain services (for example, professional networks) so we can gain a clearer understanding of who you are.

Sport is an example: professional football was called off on the day of her death but stiff-upper-lip cricket went ahead after a minute's silence.

For example, professional football (soccer) and county cricket, the best-known instances of mass sports, particularly in the early days, witnessed the class distinction between "gentleman" and "players," as well as north-south differences.