Sentence examples for more young professionals from inspiring English sources

For Clare Astley, who works as a MBA professional development manager at Cass Business School, more young professionals should take control of the situation themselves.

In a kind of hearts-and-flowers literacy drive, public libraries across the country are sponsoring speed-date nights to draw more young professionals into reading rooms.

And these neighborhoods — West Pullman, to the south, for instance, and Greater Grand Crossing to the north, which has newer developments and more young professionals — have been slower to rebound from the recession, and crime rates remain elevated.

A report released in the spring by the Center for an Urban Future, a public policy group, recommended denser development near the ferry to attract more young professionals and artists.

But the market is changing: many more young professionals are coming in to sample a drug that has never before been popular in Britain, but now seems to be becoming more affordable.Mr Ingledew and his colleagues use a mixture of community co-operation and street design, trying to improve lighting in Soho's darkest nooks.

Yet every year more young professionals express interest to enter the field.

Block accommodation with shared bedrooms, communal bathrooms and dining areas was deemed undesirable a long time ago and led to a move towards more young-professional, apartment-style living with gymnasiums and leisure facilities.

And in a world where national borders are easier to traverse, where more countries are joining the prosperous global middle class and where the cost of a one-way plane ticket is more affordable, young professionals probably have more cities to choose from than ever before.

THERE is little official evidence to go by, but the anecdotes are pouring in: across the country, more young black professionals are stepping off the corporate ladder to become entrepreneurs.

The tradition of arranged marriages may still be thriving in India but more and more young, urban professionals are looking to take matters in their own hands when it comes to decisions such as love and marriage.

The Premier League will hope the Elite Player Performance Plan yields many more young English professional footballers over the next four years.