Sentence examples for ones professionally from inspiring English sources

Actuaries, not economists, are the ones professionally trained in making these assumptions.

This study focuses on one professionally led individualised approach which has provisional evidence on its effectiveness [ 20, 21] and was evaluated as one of the Department of Health's Stroke Improvement Plan priority projects.

"Just having a dinosaur is one thing, but having one professionally mounted in an artistic manner makes it transcend the fossil world and become part of the art world".

They might even convince you to spend anywhere from $250 on upwards to $1000 to have one professionally written.

He didn't end up pursuing either one professionally — he doubted his raw talent in math, and knew early on he wasn't a top-notch musician — but he doesn't see this as a failure.

This book is a weak one professionally.

Tagliabue is often prepared for every question, and answers each one professionally.

Taxi drivers are angry that the supposed national ratio of one professionally licensed vehicle for hire (VTC) per thirty taxis is not being upheld.

Translations were done by two native Danish speakers who spoke good English (one professionally in English medical language and one an English correspondent).

From reporter to editor to presenter to viewer: one professionally-validated global news chain operating without political or commercial favour.

In Mexico, the terminology is a bit different, and those who provide genetic counseling services are called "medical geneticists". In the United States, there's roughly one professionally-trained genetic counselor per 100,000 people; in Mexico, there's one medical geneticist for every 520,000, the research found.