Sentence examples for professional introductions from inspiring English sources

There is certainly room for a better way to make professional introductions.

Hashable is definitely trying to encroach on LinkedIn's territory here, since one of the main activities on LinkedIn is professional introductions.

If Richard Jefferson thought his professional introduction to the Nets last week was one of the more thrilling moments of his life, his life got better the next day.

Loux's case is similar to the professional introduction of last year's Mets ace, R. A. Dickey, who failed his physical after the Texas Rangers took him in the first round of the 1996 draft.

As we wrote in May, the idea behind the new networking tool is to create a "casual, simple way to make an introduction, whether you want to set two friends up on a date or make a professional introduction or connection," while maintaining the anonymity of the typical Tinder experience.

It is tough to be noticed in games or camps on the rare occasion when coaches attend or watch a film of, so you need to stand out by contacting the coach with your highlight film, along with a professional introduction emphasizing your strengths.

But whereas in other areas of professional life the introduction of a genuinely independent Ombudsman scheme led to a significant rise in the number of customers complaining, there was no such increase with lawyers.

Introduction: Professional behavior is difficult to measure and define.

In rural facilities, which suffer from shortage of staff and where health providers work in professional isolation, the introduction of such software will make the working environment more supportive.

This approach enabled researchers to directly observe the day-to-day rehabilitation work of stroke unit (SU) teams and develop an in-depth understanding of contextual, organisational and professional factors influencing introduction, implementation and embedding of complex interventions into these and similar healthcare settings.

Second, the introduction of boards composed of professional members involved the introduction of actors that did not need to fear electoral retaliation if their policies and decisions were not in accordance with the voters' preferences.