Sentence examples for professional portion from inspiring English sources

According to Ms. Hoang's suit, the IMDbPro professional portion of the site, which charges an annual access fee, used her credit card information to learn her real name, Huong Hoang.

I feel it prevailing everywhere, that health professionals portion it out [extending the time frame], so I have in a way probably more worries about just that than about my child".

Fig. 1 Hammering test conducted by a professional on the ceiling portion of a tunnel: only a simple hammer is needed thus the popularity of this non-destructive testing method.

"There's a substantial portion of professional artists [in the issue]," Mouly added, "but there are also people who can't draw to save their lives, doctors and dentists and auto mechanics that have not until now used comics or drawing.

"There's a substantial portion of professional artists [in the issue]," Mouly added, "but there are also people who can't draw to save their lives, doctors and dentists and auto mechanics that have not until now used comics or drawing.

When they are improvising, key portions of professional musicians' brains appear to be remarkably quiet.

Professionals and the educated portion of the elite have lost hope to transform the government quickly and have seen the full depth of corruption, nepotism and lack of professionalism that prevails there.

The methods have often been successful in rapidly and sustainably achieving better outcomes and now form the backbone of major portions of professional and organisational credentialling.

The scenario that binds specialists to hospital beds (asterisk line) is either conservative or mildly increasing, as it accounts for a portion of professionals who will provide outpatient consultations as well as hospital bed visiting activities (SDO).

We were all professional librarians, and a good portion of the work I did was technology training and computer literacy.

For the past 20 years, she has spent a good portion of her professional time caring for other people's gardens in Essex and Bergen counties in New Jersey.