Sentence examples for experienced entrants from inspiring English sources

But if we are to see new, less experienced entrants to this market, a robust governance framework will be essential if we are to avoid the staggering drop-out rates, over-recruitment, and under-investment that has destroyed parts of the US for-profit sector.

Led by Secretary Betsy DeVos, the Education Department has reversed an Obama-era crackdown on troubled vocational and career schools and allowed new and less experienced entrants into the field.

Adolescent entrants were significantly more likely than adult entrants to have experienced their first sexual intercourse before the age of 18 years, both in the low-experience (46.3% versus 23.6%, respectively; adjusted OR: 2.8; 95% CI: 1.8 4.3) and the high-experience cohort (56.6% versus 26.8%, respectively; adjusted OR: 3.8; 95% CI: 3.0 4.9).

An ecologic analyse of pertussis notifications in Australia showed that regions administering pertussis vaccine to the entire high school and to subsequent entrant cohorts experienced sustained decreases in pertussis notifications in both adolescents and infants under 6 months of age during 2004 2009 [ 32].

Thus, in the case of general job shortage, employers prefer experienced workers to labour market entrants with little work experience.

However, we do not know what would have happened to these young entrants had they not experienced early unemployment.

"Bertelsmann has been a very aggressive entrant, and there are other trade buyers — experienced, well-known music professionals.

In particular, this work considers transitory economic shocks among the general pool of workers while I consider an economic shock experienced during the school-to-work transition for new labor market entrants.

Certainly, further studies are required, particularly one that would compare the preferences of potential entrants to general practice with the preferences of older experienced GPs.

The prolonged working lives of established and experienced workers could add to the difficulties encountered by new labor market entrants in securing good jobs.

Key informants were of the opinion that the recruitment and selection of entrants to professional nursing accounted for some of the problems experienced in nursing.