Sentence examples for professional outlets from inspiring English sources

Flag football is played only at the club and intramural level in colleges, and unless one counts the Lingerie Football League, no professional outlets exist.

Senior Scouts help companies recruit interns and communicate with university bureaucracy, and help students and professors find professional outlets for their research.

Medium sees itself as a hybrid between professional outlets like The New York Times and the unwashed blogger free-for-all of The Huffington Post (which is owned by TechCrunch parent company, Aol).

Also significant (UM-W = 42152.0; p = .000) were the differences between participants being trained expressly for teaching (studying education sciences) and those studying a degree in other sciences (education sciences = 88.6; s.d. = 9.2 vs. Other sciences = 85.1; s.d. = 10.0) which also have professional outlets in education.

There are a few professional outlets who can't fathom that a video game website would dare use humour.

And yet the ignorance that is shown by misunderstanding the lines is shameful and should not be acceptable in any professional outlets.

An enforcer for small-time loan sharks, Mr. Yang's character, Sang-hoon, has found a professional outlet for his violent nature, though he's hardly a becalmed spirit.

Possibly you already have a professional outlet -- a newsletter or magazine aimed at young people or the teen page in your local newspaper.

The misinformation plagued professional news outlets just as much as it did the amateur reporting efforts of Reddit and Twitter — understandable, if you consider that the circumstances were ideal for heightened need for cognitive closure to kick in.

"If you think about it," he said, "there are sites that are blogs that look like professional news outlets that you would never know that they're written by amateurs".

It's really embarrassing, but that's the way professional media outlets work.