Sentence examples for professionally desirable from inspiring English sources

It probably helped further the fantasy that media outlets kept calling the Emperor's Club a high-class prostitution ring, sparking visions of Julia Roberts shopping on Rodeo Drive, or glamorous young women enjoying the platinum credit cards, flexible hours and princess treatment no doubt customary for professionally desirable women.

Simple: people will inevitably wind up carefully tailoring their online lives to seem professionally desirable — meaning that real sharing, and especially public sharing, will wither away and die, because no one will want to take the chance that they inadvertently share far more about themselves than they wanted to.

Coupled with unrealistic patient expectations, these factors led GPs to be concerned about maintaining the quality patient care they considered professionally desirable.

Gender equality will jumpstart forward when society publicly acknowledges these skills and experiences, and in so doing makes them professionally valuable and desirable.

Undesirable desire turned desirable.

The retreat is on nearly an acre of some of the most desirable real estate on the Island, professionally decorated down to the fluffy comforter, throw pillows and king-size outdoor barbecue.The spanking new 2,600-square-foot 2,600-square-foot 2,600-square-footland oozes curb appeal: a broad veranda in front, tall double-housewindons and a gabled wing to one side.

We've written several blog posts about the small share of American college students majoring in the so-called STEM fields — science, technology, engineering and mathematics — with the implicit premise that more bachelor's degrees in technical fields is both desirable on a macroeconomic level and is professionally advantageous at the individual worker level.

In some cases, she pointed out, a professionally wrapped package may be preferable because it evokes a particularly desirable brand name.

Professionally, it was a huge boost, but, psychologically, she found playing the part of the desirable Frost a little confusing.

Professionally sick".

Professionally, Michael Romano.