Sentence examples for professionally educated from inspiring English sources
To sustain this momentum, a large workforce professionally educated in manufacturing principles and technology is needed.
There are also concerns about professionally educated specialists like petroleum engineers, geologists and geophysicists.
PIONEERING ARCHITECTS Robert R. Taylor, the first professionally educated African-American architect, ran a kind of design-build program.
Professionally educated test administrators controlled for standardized testing situations on site.
We have high school and college graduates that have been professionally educated but not skillfully trained," says Ms. Holmes.
Miss Ford, who will retain her name professionally, was educated in private classes in Grosse Pointe Farms, Mich.; Noroton, Conn.; Florence, and Paris.
These competences include the ability to: (1) develop professionally, (2) educate oneself in a continuous manner, (3) improve quality of care, (4) work in a team, (5) identify and solve problems, (6) set priorities in practice, and (7) provide holistic care.
To help address the needs of more than 1 billion citizens, the People's Republic of China (PRC) wants to educate and professionally train almost 1.45 million new social workers in the next five years.
Professional service firms (PSFs) apply specialist technical knowledge to derive customized solutions for clients' problems delivered through interpersonal relationships by highly educated, professionally trained, and accredited workers.
Like a Kardashian, Dr Lahiri believes she is a "brand", but she's also a highly educated, professionally accomplished doctor.
Matters reach a point at which industrial management by the old-fashioned tradesman must be replaced by a professionally trained and educated bureaucracy; and as Capitalism does not provide such a bureaucracy, the industries tend to get into difficulties as they grow by combination (amalgamation), and thus outgrow the capacity of the managers who were able to handle them as separate units.
