Sentence examples for more recently professional from inspiring English sources

More recently, professional associations hired lobbyists and veterinarians to monitor injuries, hoping to stave off anti-rodeo legislation.

More recently, professional services firm Grant Thornton declared Russia a world leader in workplace gender equality, with 40% of senior business roles held by women – the highest in the world.

More recently, professional screening programmes for NADPH oxidase inhibitors have resulted in the discovery of several novel small molecule, non-peptidergic NADPH oxidase inhibitors.

More recently, professional societies [ 6], provider groups [ 74] and accreditation organizations [ 75] across multiple countries [ 76] have proposed ICU readmission as a quality indicator, but they have not specified benchmark values.

More recently, professionals see political benefits for Mr. Pataki as he joins New Yorkers in looking back in pride at their response to the tragedy, whether that is his intent or not.

More recently however, professional service firms have also undertaken a process of internationalization, achieved in large part through the expatriation of staff from the USA and Western Europe.

Early leaks from his best-selling 2011 memoir, "Life," had journalists buzzing over the news that he once considered becoming a librarian and more recently sought "professional training" in the Dewey Decimal System to manage his large personal collections.

Like the company's consumer still camera (and, more recently, a professional virtual-reality video camera), it records the angles of all the rays of light in a given scene, producing a three-dimensional pattern of light known as a light field.

More recently, a professional is considered to be someone with autonomy who can exercise control over other occupations.

In particular, national productivity figures relating to the more recently launched professional roles, such as the physician assistant and the nurse practitioner, are missing because they have only recently become involved in general practice and are not represented nationally [ 19].

Another investigation [ 30] showed that, regardless of the area of their original profession, healthcare managers tended to regard their original profession as more important, and they based their decision making on that profession rather than on their more recently developed professional roles as managers [ 30].