Sentence examples for highly professionalized from inspiring English sources

Individuals who can be classed as freak-show performers (also called "human curiosities") were present in America as early as 1738, but they were not highly professionalized, and they appeared more often in the context of scientific lectures than in theatrical performance.

"How could I ever have survived in this market?" That mixture of anxiety and relief results from exposure to the most highly professionalized and accomplished graduate students and incoming faculty members that anyone has ever seen.

Over the decades since then bioethics has blossomed into an interdisciplinary field that borrows from a cluster of interrelated areas of scholarship including philosophy, theology, law, medicine, and the social and biological sciences, and that (in the United States in particular) has become highly professionalized.

For instance, firms with a good reputation or with a highly professionalized recruitment strategy, which are both unobserved in our data, should attract more productive workers and face less problems in filling their vacancies, have lower labour turnover and offer higher wages.

Today, a host of fortune 500 companies, including Target, Nike and Apple, are likely to crumble without their highly professionalized design approach.

Switzerland is typical of many industrialized countries in that the management of water infrastructure and water resources has been highly professionalized.

It is much easier to talk about test scores than it is to advocate adequate and equitable school funding, strong early intervention programs, and a highly qualified, professionalized and well-paid teaching force.

They have professionalized the office.

"The restaurant business and food culture have become professionalized.

Nor has Pavement professionalized its rumpled stage presence.

Techno has quietly been professionalized, attracting private and government capital.