Sentence examples for increasing professional from inspiring English sources

"Historically, movement up the pay scale was linked to seniority and increasing professional skills and competence.

Over the years, her increasing professional responsibilities never tempted her to rein back and spend more time with family.

Iraqi Security Forces involved in combined operations with coalition forces have performed adequately, and some units have demonstrated increasing professional competence.

Larger demographic shifts, the postponement of marriage and the increasing professional responsibilities of women, have entwined with a cultural shift that not only tolerates, but encourages, male vanity.

Over the next three years, he expects to see increasing professional flexibility and development of closer links with primary care and other service providers.

These can be very specific, like reaching a certain sales target or mastering particular software, or something more general, like increasing professional development activities, says Stephen R. Balzac, president of 7 Steps Ahead, a management consulting firm in Stow, Mass., and a professor of organizational psychology at the Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston.

They point out that these staff shortages weaken the quality of care by increasing professionals' workloads and patients' waiting times and making infection control more difficult [ 7, 41].

The use of these standards provides a possible means of increasing professionals' awareness of parental views and enabling them to recognise and appropriately respond to these difficulties.

Respect for the autonomy of marginalised groups may require increasing professionals' awareness of the particular social issues of those groups among professionals [ 41] and subsequently adapting service provision to the different lifestyles [ 42].

A Treasury spokesman described the report as "very impressive", saying: "The government publicly welcomes the commission's recommendations on increased personal responsibility especially at a senior level, increased professional judgment by regulators and better functioning markets.

Many teachers called for increased professional development to support the new standards, and Maryann Graczyk, president of the union in Mississippi, received an ovation when she said teachers needed more parental support.