Sentence examples for professional suspicion from inspiring English sources

Given that the professional suspicion is that she may actually not be identifying that way from birth, we may all ready be confusing her.

Low trust in optional vaccines advice from healthcare professionals Suspicions about motives were also raised in regard to doctors' recommendations to take vaccination.

The Class 2 pathway (termed 'Other professionals') illustrated the effect of relying on 'other professionals' for suspicion, referral, and other consultation.

Most independent observers believe the shooting was linked to Politkovskaya's professional work, with suspicion falling on Russia's security services and the pro-Moscow Chechen forces that control Chechnya.

6 Resistance to improvement efforts can also result from attempts to guard professional autonomy and suspicion about externally led change.

In Ethiopia, antenatal screening of toxoplasmosis is not done unless health professionals have strong suspicion of pregnancy complication in which case patients are referred to the National Health and Nutrition Research Center and other private hospitals and laboratories in Addis Ababa for a better diagnosis.

One potentially fruitful path could be to integrate education of these professions with each other and also with the education of medical doctors so that professional barriers and suspicions could be broken down, a common language developed, and new and innovative strategies for practice created.

2. When Garth Brooks comes on the jukebox, do you quietly leave the room? 3. Have you ever harbored the suspicion that professional wrestling is for Neanderthals?

It started last May when prosecutors began hauling in professional soccer players on suspicion that they had manipulated game outcomes in return for bribes from middlemen, often their retired colleagues, who worked for criminal rings running illegal Internet gambling sites.

One thought emerging from Tuesday's SCR is to make it mandatory for professionals to report every suspicion that a child may be being abused or neglected.

A diagnostic pathway for unexplained dyspnoea may assist professionals to increase initial suspicion that less known conditions, such as PAH, may be present.