Sentence examples for pools of professionals from inspiring English sources

From Nov. 7 to 13, 10 nations, including rugby-mad countries like New Zealand, Australia and South Africa, will field teams for the World Cup Rugby Classic, a tournament drawn largely from the pools of professionals recently retired from their homelands' national teams.

So, while the demand for neutrals continues to grow, the pool of professionals is beginning to shrink.

While collectively, members of a profession may add immense total social value to the rest of society, each member's income tends to be determined by the value contributed only by the last unit added to that pool of professionals.

The influx of established companies, the pool of professionals and the significantly lower hourly rates compared to the U.S. make for an excellent choice of location.

"By working at multiple companies you will get to see ways that others are conducting business, while expanding your network to a whole new pool of professionals.

It might also have the added side effect of reducing the size of top clubs' squads, saving some very expensive salaries and spreading the same pool of professionals around a bigger number of clubs, thus lessening the divide between the better and worse clubs.

That local pool of professionals has been a key in fellow Burbank operation FuseFX's ability to stay competitive since its founding two years ago.

It's where the greatest and most talent lives". That local pool of professionals has been a key in fellow Burbank operation FuseFX's ability to stay competitive since its founding two years ago.

This allowed the system to build a significant pool of professionals with skills and competences in pharmaceutical supply management.

Associated weights were set up on the basis of mean weight assigned in order to permit balanced evaluation of OU performance and emphasize key-objectives by a pool of professionals belonging to assistance, organisational and directional fields.

In order to define the weight it was decided to consider the mean weight for each indicator supplied by a pool of professionals (opportunely involved) from various sectors: assistance, organisational, directional.