Sentence examples for for experienced professionals from inspiring English sources

A two-page CV is standard for experienced professionals.

Most of the respondents are between 31 and 40 years old; which is expected for experienced professionals undertaking a Master's degree.

In the past, difficulties in operating laboratory instruments (e.g., performing single-crystal X-ray diffraction) had led to a high demand for experienced professionals to be on site so as to guide inexperienced operators.

"There are employers looking for experienced professionals for short term hires, and individuals either working as freelancers or just seeking a working sabbatical to use and develop their skills and interests.

The recent Linux Foundation report about the Linux jobs market highlighted a need for experienced professionals, but the traditional Linux training and certification programs don't always impart the kind of skills actually required by employers.

The President's call to create new pathways for experienced professionals to enter the classroom is reasonable, but it is more of a short-term fix than a long-term solution.

A common trend in the art business schools is the development of masters programs to meet the needs of experienced professionals looking for career development.

In studies published so far, marked differences exist within the evaluator groups; for example, a group of experienced professionals could include only plastic surgeons or could include professionals from different fields, for example, orthodontists, psychologists, surgeons, and others.

Why wasn't an Agency for Children's Services worker knowledgeable enough to refer Ahsianea for interventions to experienced professionals?

Although it is illegal to pay for referrals, that doesn't stop them from being made — sometimes for old friends, experienced professionals or related companies.

He supposes that most other seasoned Israeli experts sympathize with this effort, and he made clear his respect for the "manifestly experienced" professionals in the Trump Administration's national-security team, the counterparts of his own interlocutors.