Sentence examples for professional and managed from inspiring English sources

Companies exhibiting in Startup Alley or participating in Startup Battlefield are entitled to a 1 1 meeting with attorneys from Perkins Coie (MTW) to get courtesy legal advice and Presidio (Tuesday only) to learn more about their suite of professional and managed services for advanced IT solutions.

The air hostess was very professional and managed to nod and even thank the terrified teen for his suggestion but explained she couldn't speak to the captain at this point.

He built the investment team, which grew to 10 investment professionals, and managed the creation of a $570 million portfolio.

Stine decided to become a professional magician, and managed to get work doing closeup tricks at bars and restaurants in Southern California.

Others accept that, where legal work is concerned, the lawyers' tighter standards on confidentiality will have to apply, and that lawyers should continue to be regulated by their professional bodies and managed by fellow lawyers.

A set of questions devised for the study measured self-reported stage of change in adopting new ways to manage aspects of their chronic illness, including fatigue, physical activity, eating a balanced diet, coping with their chronic condition, managing stress or relaxing, improving sleep routine, communicating with health care professionals and managing medicines.

Continuing this trend is Dinghy, a new startup that offers "flexible" insurance for freelance professionals, all delivered and managed through a mobile app.

Stamplay Their pitch: Stamplay helps marketing professionals create and manage engaging marketing campaigns and loyalty programs thanks to a broad catalogue of white label software solutions.

Further work should examine risk in this group, to help police, and community health professionals identify and manage this elevated risk.

Figure 2 provides a side-by-side summary of the patients', providers', and managed care professionals' perspectives on managed care in the oncology setting.

The objective of this literature review was to understand the perceptions patients, physicians, and managed care professionals have about quality cancer care, especially chemotherapy.