Sentence examples for generations of professionals from inspiring English sources
She was a mentor to generations of professionals, families and staff at JBFCS.
Thus, schools assume responsibility for imparting these skills to their students, and hence to future generations of professionals.
"One of the things I learned from building LinkedIn was that we do a terrible job of teaching generations of professionals and work people about the value of the network around them and how to work with a network.
With the purpose of facing sustainable challenges in terms of climate change, water and energy consumption, Technical University of Catalonia (UPC) has promoted the culture of energy efficiency in new generations of professionals that will work in the field of building construction.
The loss of highly skilled personnel can further affect future generations of professionals, as many academics are among those who leave the country.
There are indications that the newer generations of professionals have more modest expectations and are realistic enough to see that the market for dual practice is finite and to a large extent occupied by their elders.
That's quite a change from previous generations of professional athletes, who were more likely to follow up their careers with gigs as coaches, broadcasters or car salesmen.
His training camp for basketball's "big men" became a required seminar in center play for generations of professional stars, from Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to Shaquille O'Neal.
Brian Warner, emeritus professor of astronomy, University of Cape Town, writes: There are many individuals in successive generations of professional astronomers who owe a great deal to the books and personal support of Patrick Moore.
The Corporate Influence Golfers, like most contemporary athletes, not only make salaries that dwarf those of previous generations of professional athletes, but they also earn far more by endorsing products like sneakers, video games, fast food and clothing.
