Sentence examples for holders of professional from inspiring English sources

When it comes to reserving activities to holders of professional qualifications, Germany acts more like a stodgy southerner than a nimble northerner.

Interestingly, holders of professional degrees actually earn significantly lower annual wages than those with only a bachelor's degree with a coefficient of −0.132.

It earns money — according to the Census Bureau, an average ranging from $4.4 million over the course of a work-life for the holder of a professional degree, or about $1 million for the non-high-school graduate.

Russian professionals have the highest share of Ph.D. holders and Russian and Ukrainian immigrants have the highest share of professional degree holders.

The share of professional and master degree holders is very similar for both genders.

We are blessed, if that's the right word, with more than our share of professional note takers and microphone holders.

Page B1 Sports NOT A HOUSEHOLD NAME, BUT STILL A RECORD HOLDER The most productive passer in the history of professional football is 39 years old, a Utah State graduate, a cancer survivor and virtually anonymous to the average American.

Among his most celebrated players were quarterback Joe Montana and receiver Jerry Rice, holder of nearly every professional pass-catching record.

Regulations are enforced by pharmaceutical inspectors and public health officers (PHOs), whereas enforcement of professional ethics is overseen by the professional bodies representing pharmacists (degree holders) and pharmaceutical technologists (diploma holders).

The authors interpreted these findings within the framework of the "energic/opportunity" hypothesis by describing multiple job-holders as individuals who draw psychological and professional advantages in terms of both personal satisfaction and professional development—from being involved in a variety of professional contexts.

List of professional references.