Sentence examples for lower professional from inspiring English sources

Yet all other things being equal, smaller classes mean more teachers for the same pot of money, producing lower salaries and lower professional status.

Uniquely among major team sports, the top leagues in basketball (the NBA) and American football (the NFL) do not recruit from lower professional circuits.

With top level promotion/relegation off the table for now, this is the one moment where the lower professional and amateur leagues can test themselves against the best of their peers, playing in the United States.

The report, which was written in conjunction with the Institute of Education, said that teaching staff in prisons suffer from having a lower professional status than educators at further education colleges and adult learning providers.

The lower professional service costs for nurse anesthetist practicing without physician supervision also was presumed to lower anesthesia care costs.

They were less likely to be involved in peer review and giving presentations, meaning they had a lower professional profile.

Other categories: II Lower professionals, IIIa Higher routine, IIIb Lower routine, V Technicians, VI Skilled, VII Semiskilled and unskilled, VIIb Agricultural, Missing.

Category I consisted of participants classified by the CSO as higher and lower professionals, and employers/managers and own account workers with third level education (n = 161).

Descriptive statistics of the study population are listed in table 1, and confirm that higher and lower professionals are characterised by fewer sick days, higher age and a higher number of working hours than skilled and unskilled workers.

8. Lower the Professional Stakes for Struggling Teachers.

Joglaresse were lower class, professional composers far less respected than the trobairitz.