Sentence examples for incoming professionals from inspiring English sources

East London is a place that offers very different experiences to its different groups – such as recent migrants, Bangladeshis, white working class, incoming professionals, Canary Wharf bankers and Shoreditch creatives – that tend not to have much contact with one another.

Are there registration issues for incoming health professionals? 5. How do you think the national system of disaster response will cope if disaster frequency and intensity increases?

Based upon these projections, it seems that there will be a decreased number of experienced general medical practitioners in future years, which will create difficulties in providing education to incoming medical professionals.

Second, because advice-giving and correcting may undermine the recipient's status [ 38], it may be that outgoing physicians did not offer recommendations out of respect for the incoming physicians' professional status [ 39, 40].

All of a sudden your phone and tablet becomes your portal to personal and professional incoming pings, a push notification router filtered by your business and location rules.

There will be a mandatory intervention process to support and counsel incoming at-risk players and professional counselors will help coaches identify the same.

Otlet envisioned a team of professional catalogers analyzing every piece of incoming information, a philosophy that runs counter to the bottom-up ethos of the Web.

Developed and implemented by Lee and Reinhart Reithmeier, the course in graduate professional development will become mandatory for all incoming biochemistry graduate students (about 25 per year).

The purpose of this study was to therefore add to a recently developed model of culture change best practice in Olympic sports teams, as led and perceived by incoming performance directors, and conceptualize culture change best practice in professional sports teams, as led and perceived by incoming team managers.

The experts thought that the website should be accessible only to semi-professionals in OSH fields as otherwise the number of incoming questions would be too high.

But the proliferation of e-mail creates new problems, and busy professionals struggle daily with the chore of sorting through hundreds of incoming e-mails.