Sentence examples for import professional from inspiring English sources

Some owners now import professional sailboat racers, such as Kenny Read and Robbie Doyle, to enhance the skill set of their crew.

Since Churchill's "ferocious rascals" perished in the flames, newly arrived immigrants from all over the world have been blamed for importing professional crime and violence into Britain.

And BranchOut allows users to create professional profiles, importing professional data from Facebook profiles, including employment histories, and also allows you to import skills, education, and job history from LinkedIn as well.

Is importing professionals from abroad going to help China develop the domestic game?

It's kind of weird, because you have to import a professional language into your pillow talk".

I would hope that the future of conference such as Media Summit focus on the import of professional content creation and teach these unskilled Internet marketers and middle-aged grey-suited corporate executives how content creators provide value, what that value means to their company and how they can have a place in history not by ignoring story tellers and content creators but by embracing us.

Specifically, ceasing to underfund medical training at the domestic level and to import qualified professionals from the developing world.

A Brazilian import about a professional football referee in over his head.

BeKnown's design suggests that users must be careful about what parts of their Facebook identities should be imported into their professional profile.

Imports of business, professional and technical services (including information-technology services outsourced to places like India) were 4% higher in the first quarter of 2009 than a year earlier.The WTO has analysed trade policies as well as trade flows.

Like the comment, articles in Breitbart such as the April 22, 2016 piece entitled "Intel Lays Off 12,000 After Seeking to Import 14,523 Foreign Professionals in 2010" echo the rhetoric of the Asiatic Exclusion League of the early 1900s and its racist views toward South Asians.