Sentence examples for professional elites from inspiring English sources

The literature suggests that under the right circumstances a PRFS will enhance control by professional elites.

And conversely, does decline among the professional elites throw any light at all on national sportiness?

Mr. Fink doesn't coach young professional "elites who have all day to train," because he doesn't find that interesting or challenging.

Matt Miller's take -- and his wife's, too -- on the work-life balance is welcome, but why should only the professional elites have all the fun?

This divergence of fates perhaps helps explain why professional elites have been so tone-deaf of late to the voices of the majority of our fellow citizens.

For example, in all political systems there are influential groups of political and professional elites that may not be recognized as formal groups but are nonetheless crucial in informally influencing public policy.

"They're professionals working in a very professional, elite unit.

Until these recent weeks, Moscow's professional elite had been insulated from Russia's economic ills.

To assess the existence of correlations between static and dynamic balance abilities in young and professional elite soccer players.

Even the smallest cities had their professional elite of judges and notaries alongside the nobles, merchants, and craftsmen.

Gamal Abdel Nasser filled Mohandessin — the name means "the engineers" — with Soviet-style concrete apartment blocks for his new professional elite.