Sentence examples for mainly professionals from inspiring English sources

Collectors are mainly professionals.

For many, of course, it has, mainly professionals of various kinds, performers and musicians.

She invited them to meet in her hotel room: about 20 women crammed in that night, mainly professionals, administrators and trade union officials.

From the analysis of the interviews, it was denoted that it were mainly professionals of PCU who referred to the communication on the diagnosis/prognosis, both with the patient as with the family.

Again, it is mainly professional people who go.

Until the 20th century, universities were mainly professional schools.

The cabinet committee that recommended the changes, he said, was made up of "mainly professional people, not political people.

We didn't know that.' This political class is mainly professional politicians, and clearly there is a gap in knowledge".

He has also hired more readers, mainly "professional admissions counselors," to help decide who gets the 10,000 to 11,000 fat "welcome" envelopes, which are expected to yield a freshman class of 3,250 at Storrs and another 1,000 at all the regional campuses.

The voters, who were mainly professional historians, according to David Austin Walsh, the network's editor, also applauded two more purely scholarly volumes: Jim Downs's "Sick from Freedom: African-American Illness and Suffering During the Civil War and Reconstruction"at No. 3, and Ellen Stroud's "Nature Next Door: Cities and Trees in the American Northeast," which finished fourth.

An element that has proved its potential stimulation towards learning is the addition of reality elements, mainly professional, in different kinds of classes, but especially in practical activities.