Sentence examples for may have professional from inspiring English sources
Forced to work, we often find our jobs exhausting; even "those who enjoy their work may have professional aspirations that remain unfulfilled".
The use of image sets from photography contests has also its disadvantages since both photographers and voters may have professional skills or are highly interested in photography.
There are formal responses to this communication challenge in practice, such as the use of paid interpreters who may or may not have professional training.
One approach may be to have professional organizations conduct critical reviews of random samples of patient files.
While he may have a professional obligation to heed this foolish and overreaching rule, you have no obligation to be the yoga sex police.
Don't ask me who those other teammates were, they may have been professional drivers, but I've never heard of them.
There may have been professional satisfaction but there was no smile, no raised arm and few came to shake his hand.
These managers may have different professional backgrounds, are located at different levels of an organisation and carry varying degrees of responsibility.
Many of our members are lay people who have been nominated as the safeguarding coordinator in their local church, mosque or charity, and may have no professional experience on what to do.
As you may have heard, professional social network LinkedIn passed 100 million members this past week.
They may have better professional networks, and greater interest in academic medicine.
