Sentence examples for professional atmospheres from inspiring English sources

JAY BERMAN, the principal at Dewey, said that the school was recognized largely for programs that immerse students in professional atmospheres in fields like computer science, publishing, law and performing arts.

The main sources of exposure to cadmium are specific professional atmospheres, diet, drinking water, and tobacco.

There's a far more professional atmosphere in the restaurants than there was before.

"They get a feel as to what's required to work in a professional atmosphere," he said.

But even with the financial problems, Chapin tries to create a strong professional atmosphere in the house, which sustains & encourages a feeling for excellence.

Times have changed in that regard, it's a more monitored professional atmosphere these days, I don't think the teams mix anything like as much as they used to".

Today there are around 260. "I love being in the San Francisco Boys Chorus because I enjoy making music in a professional atmosphere," said one San Francisco Boys Chorus member, Elio Bucky, 13.

Núñez's acclaimed Young People's Chorus of New York City gives gifted young singers the chance to hone their skills in a professional atmosphere: as part of its seven-year-old series of "Transient Glory" concerts (named to celebrate the fleeting nature of a child's natural voice), kids have sung world-première pieces by more than fifty eminent composers.

He can tell whether I'm in the mood to have my cuticles cut or just pushed back, and it was actually his idea to wear a little white uniform — he can just sense that it makes me more comfortable to have a "professional" atmosphere whenever I'm getting personal services.

The usefulness of a feature like silent shooting varies from shooting animals without scaring them, to maintaining the professional atmosphere in a place like the White House.

Even so, the professional atmosphere needs to change so that both women and men feel comfortable taking time off for their families, says Aihua Xie, a professor of physics at Oklahoma State and chair of the American Physical Society's Committee on the Status of Women in Physics.