Sentence examples for professional output from inspiring English sources

Records documenting Herman Wouk's professional output after the 1950s are located at the Library of Congress.

As but one metric of his professional output, Ted published 450 scientific papers, edited some 90 scholarly books, and was awarded 52 patents.

In the architectural world, a common insult is to denigrate a project — even a person's entire professional output — as being mere "paper architecture," just renderings and spatial fairy tales.

Reading the book, it struck me that his prolific professional output is probably a legacy of his father's relentless accusation of inadequacy, but when I ask if he agrees, he stiffens.

For example, I've never had a social media account, and though I may have missed out on various small advantages here and there, I'm convinced that it has had large positive impacts on my professional output and personal satisfaction.

"My own professional output this past decade has been dominated these two current wars," he wrote: and the time has probably come to at least try and make some sense of what has happened there.

The professional outputs were focused on pragmatic service delivery, with a clear goal of patient improvement, education and attitudinal change.

Without understanding the transformative process behind those images, photovoice submissions can be dismissed as being of poor quality and can fail to present a compelling argument in an increasingly crowded communications environment characterized by large marketing budgets, high-specification technology and vastly more professional outputs.

Originally broadcast on an American network most known for its professional wrestling output, it somehow beat the odds and made Best of 2015 lists everywhere.

Toward the end of his life, when his professional comedy output was practically nil, Cook made a series of phone calls to a radio call-in show, using the pseudonym Sven from Swiss Cottage (an area of northwest London), during which he discussed melancholy Norwegian matters in a thick Norwegian accent, arguably the funniest and bleakest "work" he ever did.

Additionally, 20% of a professional's output comes from 80% of the time spent on the project.