Sentence examples for professional equivalent from inspiring English sources

With all the resources at their disposal, it's the professional equivalent of a supermarket sweep round Hamleys.

The engagement with Eubank would be the professional equivalent in terms of profile, but not, argues Saunders, in terms of the essential demand.

She advises against waiting for a mentor, "the professional equivalent of waiting for Prince Charming," and excoriates the way mentoring is misunderstood.

The causes of failure are often many, but one thing that can go a long way toward promoting success on television is a certain quality of modesty — the professional equivalent of emotional intelligence, which could be called egotistical intelligence.

Terminally ill patients should be provided with the professional equivalent of midwives to help ease the pain and suffering and if necessary shorten the end of their lives, said Prof John Ashton, president of the Faculty of Public Health.

A transition coach seems to be the professional equivalent of a personal trainer, someone to guide you through what Mrs. Olson calls gap crossings, those awful months between jobs when you would rather stay in bed and eat chocolate than embrace the future.

And she wants nursery staff to increase their skills over the coming decade so that everyone working with children has a professional qualification, equivalent to two A-levels by 2022.

He is a qualified management accountant with his professional qualifications equivalent to a CPA in the U.S. Vishwanath, 40, and his wife, Chitra, have a 12-year old son, Vignesh.

Alistair confirms that becoming philanthropic helped him avoid on retirement the unravelling of identity experienced by Gareth, enabling him to construct a new professional identity equivalent to a second career: It has given me a second career.

The diploma qualification is similar in educational level to a US associate degree but training extends over three years and there is a single level of professional registration (equivalent to a US Registered Nurse) irrespective of the training programme.

Two professionals from the participating practices were unavailable for interview so an equivalent professional from the same practice was invited to participate.