Sentence examples for professional realities from inspiring English sources

Even in the C-suite for a major company, Johnson himself had to adopt a learning mindset to adapt to modern professional realities.

Students choose medicine based on several social, economical and cultural factors and are not necessarily informed of professional realities of medical jobs or aware of their academic interests.

It is important to be able to divide your personal wants from your professional realities.

This is Bill O'Brien's professional reality.

Dee knows she could spend at least the next few years earning lots of money as a professional reality TV contestant.

But these scenes illustrate the series' theme of visible and invisible damage and, in the case of Catherine and a colleague, reflect the professional reality of policing that violent criminals are no respecters of gender.

America's latest approximation of a royal wedding is still playing on TV, over and over and over again, even though it's been more than a week since the professional reality TV starlet told the tabloids that she had filed for divorce from Kris Humphries, a basketball player for the New Jersey Nets.

But, in the professional world, the reality is that worth and value are linked to pay. 2. Believing that if you want to be a mother, you will have to build your career (and compensation) around the mommy-track.

Like the company's consumer still camera (and, more recently, a professional virtual-reality video camera), it records the angles of all the rays of light in a given scene, producing a three-dimensional pattern of light known as a light field.

Meanwhile, professional virtual reality cameras are way too big or expensive for consumer use.

As our chief executive has pointed out to housing professionals, the reality in our communities is that thousands of children are going hungry and without adequate clothing, on our watch.