Sentence examples for professional attraction from inspiring English sources

"Because of the semi-professional and professional attraction there are a lot more athletes between the 16 and 24 age group who are willing to stay in the sport and commit to the training.

Not everyone can drop everything in life to take a job working at a professional haunted attraction, but creating a good one at home for the season is entirely possible.

Homespun charm rather than professional polish is the attraction at this country cottage cafe.

From the army's perspective women became an asset not because of feminism, but because the IDF realises that when there is economic pressure to shorten the obligatory service and the toll of the missions is not alleviated... one mechanism the army can use in order to slow down the shift towards a professional army is creating attractions to women, and opening new options.

They fall into a bantering rhythm so natural it's already an early stage of sex, an attraction sharpened by professional rivalry and instinctive one-upmanship.

Like Dame Agatha Christie's "Mousetrap," which is 26 years old, it is a tourist attraction, but the professional theater in New York doesn't care.

Last Friday, the lawsuit was dismissed by the Court of Appeal, who concluded that Griffin should have probably expected to get scared when he was paying money to be scared by professional scarers at a scary attraction.

Developed countries generally act as polls of attraction for medical professionals resulting in the risk of a "brain drain" or loss of professional capital in less developed countries [ 1, 8- 11].

Most guys who play professional sports know the value and attraction of playing in New York".

Olympic champion Luke Campbell's first fight as a professional will be as the headline attraction at an open-air show in his home city of Hull in July.

These findings are especially useful in a context where the attraction and retention of professionals is a key concern.