Sentence examples for in which professionals from inspiring English sources

He worked tirelessly toward the creation of open tennis, in which professionals and amateurs play together, which began in 1968.

He is riding the Manhattan real estate market, in which professionals see a Harlem studio for $800 as a bargain.

The marathon, she said, is one of the few sports in which professionals and amateurs share the same event, creating more news media coverage.

Mr. Martin lent his support to the open game, in which professionals were finally allowed to compete for prize money in tournaments previously open only to amateurs.

For example, Medicaid will not pay for clinicians who provide "assertive community treatment" -- a system in which professionals work as a team, making home visits, checking on medication and helping patients with practical day-to-day demands.

As tennis began to establish its popularity, there was a need for professionals to coach and to organize, but, unlike real tennis, there were no competitions in which professionals could play.

In addition the center has a theatrical production program in which professional directors stage students' plays.

Some liberals would prefer an assembly in which professional groups are represented.

Beacon Project space holds movement workshops in which professional dancers work with the local high school students.

"This relocation defines the way in which professional workers interact, conduct business and manage their work-home dynamic".

In the front gallery is a riveting set of super-slowmotion video portraits, in which professional actors emote at glacial speeds (Johnson).