Sentence examples for professional moved from inspiring English sources

One policy actor, a health professional, moved from supporting dialysis to a no response after hearing the cost-effectiveness information and explained that her decision was based on confusion: "I know it [dialysis] is very important for patients with renal disease but your data make me feel that it may be too expensive to extend their life.

Women felt that following the birth, the focus of the health professional moved from the woman to the wellbeing of the newborn baby, and as a result the information women received focussed upon the care of the newborn with little concern as to the wellbeing of the new mother.

A young professional moving to a new city needs to have a budget.

If you forgo a professional moving service in favor of a DIY move, you're in for a lot of heavy lifting.

Charcoal lighter fluid, pesticides and paint thinner are a few of the items that professional moving companies won't touch.

If you're using a professional moving company, make yourself available to answer questions on both ends of the move - loading and unloading.

It's as if the crack professionals moved on when Patroon closed for renovations.

But the numbers of openings declined sharply as industry left the area and artists and professionals moved in.

Smartly dressed professionals moved efficiently through the bright, twisting space, past gleaming white desks and espresso machines.

So many French professionals moved to London in the past decade that Nicolas Sarkozy, France's president, pleaded with them (and offered tax deals) to come back.

Affluent Jewish professionals moved here in the early 20th century, and the parkway came to embody the city's promise of social mobility and integration.