Sentence examples for professional where from inspiring English sources

Mr Obama is also running a far better campaign than his rival smooth and professional where the McCain campaign is slapdash and amateurish.Yet the polls tell a different story.

A small number received what could be termed administrative supervision, often by another health professional, where there was a very limited understanding of what the social worker does and certainly no input regarding social work interventions.

But he would have you believe his success stems purely from his ability and willingness to be held accountable, from being, in other words, a professional, where professionals can be hard to find.

It is where two of his three children were born, where he earned two of his tour titles and posted his two lowest rounds as a professional, where he cultivated his first corporate relationship, with Grayhawk Golf Club, and where he cut his teeth in golf-course design, at Whisper Rock Golf Club.

As we look at our budgets, both personal and professional, where does well-being fit into the big picture?

In contrast, when you hang out with people in a group (be it social or professional) where the focus is not romantic connection but more on enjoying socializing and joint activities, the dynamic is relaxed.

I recently attended a conference for charity professionals where many of the sessions were focused on advocacy.

Each campus will also have a "data science studio," staffed by data scientists and software professionals, where people from different disciplines will share ideas and techniques.

The alliance allows us to bring in minority and women to work alongside Cushman professionals where maybe JRT is not strong.

They also showed that the biggest gender pay gap was among health professionals, where female staff earn £16,000 a year less than their male counterparts.

He operates in a world of similarly high-achieving, multiple-credentialed, respectable professionals, where insults tend to be delivered, stiletto-style, in scientific language that lay people aren't meant to understand.