Sentence examples for professional advantage from inspiring English sources

Members protest strenuously that they glean no professional advantage from membership.

She also denied that she ever tried to gain a professional advantage through her lineage.

Ridiculous though it might seem, I sounded exotic, and I found that difference could be turned to a professional advantage.

But the strength, and the professional advantage, of the team's solidarity is one of Ive's recurring themes.

I couldn't vote, but I told myself that there was a professional advantage in being technically nonpartisan.

Carolyn howeverPatten, however, believes that while age has given her a professional advantage it also brings some problems when starting companies.

Postgraduate study opens the door to deeper understanding of a subject and a radically different study experience, and there are professional advantages too, according to Garnett.

That way, you will stop seeing your age as a liability and will be in a position to confidently convey the major professional advantages that your age — and the experience that goes with it — has conferred on you.

Apart from professional advantages to communicating with maps, there is also a widespread belief that citizens can participate more effectively if information is presented visually rather than in words.

"Ears -- A) Small -- close to head (20 points), B) Medium size, slightly protruding from head (10 points), C) Large, very protruding, malformed ears (0 points)." What professional advantages does attractiveness give a person?

Most people agree that the professional advantages of dual training are considerable.