Sentence examples for professionally experienced from inspiring English sources

Government investigators are professionally experienced and well trained in using psychological techniques and legal pressure (e.g. a possibly lighter sentence) to obtain statements while adhering to the "reminder-about-your-rights" criminal justice function of the Miranda rules.

Though it does not pay its professionally experienced interns a dime, Salon (which has published my work in the past) has had the chutzpah to run a number of stories on the plight of unpaid workers, such as, "'Intern Nation': Are We Exploiting a Generation of Workers?" and "Unpaid and Sexually Harassed: The Latest Intern Injustice".

Your coworker is considerably older or a lot more professionally experienced than you.

You've studied fine art, design, graphics, and flitted between them all professionally – have you experienced that kind of divide in your own career?

In addition to the compulsory dissection course, the ultrasound group (MSUS) was taught by eight, didactically and professionally trained, experienced student-teachers and the arthroscopy group (ASK) was taught by eight experienced physicians.

Our main criteria to ask a physician to participate were that he or she had to be professionally sufficiently experienced.

In order to grow personally and professionally, the students experienced demands as positive, motivating, and developmental as long as these did not transcend into negative pressure and stress, which became counter-productive.

As we've experienced acutely professionally and personally this year, time -- spent with our loved ones and in our work -- truly is our most precious resource.

In recent years, she had experienced both professionally and personally a lot of stress in her life.

China is a country of many museums, but very few are professionally run; staff are often government-mandated scholars with no professional experience.

And because of the structural, ingrained inequality in the society we live in (economically, professionally, socially), incidents of sexism experienced by women tend to have a much more far reaching impact on their daily lives.