Sentence examples for offer professionally from inspiring English sources

Stephen Wong, one of our esteemed Extension Honored Instructors for 2017, exemplifies the best that we have to offer: professionally talented, devoted to his students and intellectually curious.

An adopted North Carolinian, I have loved what this region has to offer, professionally and personally.

In fact, we have also asked individuals who don't have a natural science background but one in social sciences, humanities, and economics (as a proportion of our readers do) to explain from their perspective how and why they got involved in such a sector and what they can offer professionally to issues related to the natural sciences.

They offer professionally trained canines and an ongoing training program at no cost to fire departments.

Parkatmyhouse.com, for example, takes 15 per cent in commission but offers professionally drafted contracts to download and a secure online PayPal payment system.

The city has expanded Tax Prep Plus, a pilot project that offers professionally prepared tax returns for $20, to more than a dozen community organizations across the city.

Here are a few site suggestions, though there are many more just a Google search away: SightReadingMastery[1] offers professionally composed sight reading exercises for many different instruments, including piano.

For $99 to $1,600, such companies offer a professionally laid-out book, a choice of stock or customized covers and an International Standard Book Number, or I.S.B.N., which is used to list the book in databases open to traditional and online bookstores.

If we're always in networking mode, viewing new contacts merely as potential connectors or references, we may miss out on opportunities to connect with people on a deeper level and may fail to appreciate the value of our interactions with them beyond what they can offer us professionally.

Redalpine is among the first in continental Europe to offer a professionally managed venture capital fund to leverage the rarely exploited early stage opportunity.

(It should be said that this person had nothing to offer me professionally whatsoever).