Sentence examples for professional away from inspiring English sources

England were by no means spectacular against Bulgaria but it was a very professional away performance.

Sky Blues manager Steven Pressley told BBC Coventry & Warwickshire: "It was a very professional away performance.

Mr. Prince has been troubled to see a suburban brain drain that takes the most talented young professionals away.

Though well intentioned, the N.G.O.'s end up taking competent professionals away from hospitals and clinics, where they can treat patients, into offices, where patients exist only on paper.

Last time on the presidential campaign trail, Chelsea travelled hundreds of thousands of miles, visiting more than 100 colleges and universities across more than 30 states in an attempt to draw young professionals away from the charismatic Obama and toward her mother's camp.

With even more leading institutions taking part than ever before - National Portrait Gallery, the Hayward, ICA, Royal Academy, National Gallery and British Museum, to name but a few - Lates will once again look to tempt busy young professionals away from an after-work drink in a pub, and into these galleries and museums.

Perhaps the most noteworthy and worrisome instance of this is the manner in which wealthy, western states actively recruit medical professionals away from Africa.

They even transfer professionals away from African countries with economic or political strife to places where they can be productive.11 Facilitating these short-term, project-based stays have been successful.

Mr. Turner mentions several key points of discussion, including common core standards, self-learning, student evaluations, merit-based pay and tenure, among others, but his thoughts on guiding young professionals away from teaching and the general lack of value our society places on teachers are what truly caught my attention.

As a result, high-level facilities are able to recruit qualified health professionals away from THCs and CHCs.

Ethiopia, like many developing countries, has suffered from 'urban bias', which keeps health professionals away from rural and remote areas, resulting in disparities of access to health services and health outcomes [ 5].