Sentence examples for profession volume from inspiring English sources

The Medico-Chirurgical Review put this position most baldly, stating that, "[Maclean's] lucubrations have long ceased to make the slightest impression on the medical profession" ; "volume after volume rolls from his prolific pen, and lies, in its turn, neglected by the public".

That is how the author we know as Fay Weldon came to be born in England, and perhaps that is how she came to weather with aplomb so many vicissitudes, venues, identities, men, marriages, professions and volumes of prose.

Migration of medical professions to high volume hospitals is considered essential.

In 2008, he published a two-volume book, The Profession of Animation, as a guide to future generations of animators.

In 2008, he set down the lessons of a lifetime's work in a two-volume book, The Profession of Animation.

Much of the revenue for those professions comes from the high volume of discovery work done by juniors.

It speaks volumes about our profession that throwing some form documents out on the Internet for free/at a low cost is considered innovative.

Structural factors unrelated to construction volumes seem to explain the profession's relative decline.

This volume is relevant to the health profession as well to those responsible for economic transformation.

That's a small part of the total call volume, but barnacle fishing is a very small profession, with only about 2,000 practicing it in all of Galicia.

Low volume of locums as a whole in your profession.