Sentence examples for flow of professional from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Mežviets argued, if Russia could impede the flow of professional journalism with fabrications about Latvian institutions, soon people would turn against the government as they did against the Soviets.

The dismissal of the Mexican-born Sanchez Sola is hardly out of the ordinary in the ebb and flow of professional sports, but a lawsuit filed against the club this week in California Superior Court raises issues not usually associated with wins and losses.

Second, the flow of professional nurses towards the few facilities providing ART in the province was no doubt encouraged by prospects of promotion and better remuneration in the new and well-resourced ART programme.

A recent study based on the 2001 census showed that the flow of professionals and managers to London from Britain's 26 next largest cities was considerably more than the traffic in the opposite direction.

The effects of this agreement on the flow of health professionals need to be followed closely, and can be a good lesson for other regional trade blocs.

The flow of health professionals and cross-border health services is seen as crucial to the success of AEC but needs to be evaluated (3).

The opportunities of health workers to seek employment abroad has led to a complex migration pattern, characterized by a flow of health professionals from low- to high-income countries.

The flow of health professionals from low-income to high-income countries has received much attention over the past few decades and is considered to be a significant contributor to the further weakening of already fragile health systems.

The USA seems to be at the summit of this pyramid; it is the only country that has a positive balance 4 with regard to the migratory flow of healthcare professionals.

The unique structure of Canada's health care system makes it particularly difficult to determine where ultimate responsibility to mitigate the health costs incurred by the flow of health professionals from sub-Saharan Africa to Canada lies.

The flow of popular and professional biographical studies on Darwin continues (Bowler 2013; Johnson 2012; Moore and Desmond 2009; Browne 1995, 2002; Desmond and Moore 1991; Bowlby 1990; Bowler 1990).