Sentence examples for highly educated professionals from inspiring English sources
Elite sexual norms have transformed over the past half century, as a result of a combination of factors: Contraceptive technology; improved educational sorting that increases the frequency of romantic partnerships between highly educated professionals, and an economy that rewards longer periods of education and correspondingly delayed marriage and reproduction.
Africans received the highest percentage of Third Preference visas (for those with specialized skills) from 1980 to 1989,2 and a high proportion of West Indian immigrants have a postsecondary education.3 The loss of these highly educated professionals from developing countries to developed nations has been termed "brain drain" or reverse transfer of technology (RTT .2.
The government is seeking highly educated professionals from abroad.
They say young entrepreneurs and highly educated professionals sow American knowledge and skills abroad.
Residents argued that a large, government-run research campus would attract highly educated professionals and spur other biotech development.
Highly educated professionals -- middle managers, college teachers, even lawyers -- often claimed that they earned less than unionized blue-collar workers.
Imam was a highly educated, professional Bengali woman.
Tony was in many ways not the "ideal" husband for the highly educated, professional Aitkenhead.
But as her mother drily observed, to white America the highly educated, professional and aspirational Jeffersons were "just more Negroes".
To them, he has betrayed his loyalty to the well-traveled, multilingual, highly educated professional cadre that is the Foreign Service.
Monica Davey of The New York Times ventured into a "mostly white, highly educated, professional, artsy, relatively well-off, politically independent" part of Indianapolis — demographics that favor Mr. Obama — and found voters there unaffected by the flap between Mr. Obama and his pastor, Rev. Jeremiah A. Wright Jr.
