Sentence examples for professionally skilled from inspiring English sources

An October 2008 article from a Los Angeles Times correspondent reports that there is still a net outflow of professionally skilled Iraqis.

They work independently or through agencies; they are largely underpaid and lack benefits; they do a tough job and have high injury rates; they run the gamut from inadequately trained to professionally skilled.

And I want to draw attention to the inequality here: to the disparity between the treatment of locally engaged (usually national) support staff and their (usually international) professionally skilled colleagues.

The professionally skilled group had easy to access information.

The professionally skilled group easily accesses information but also experienced problems in comparing quotes and are critical to that many problems occur during the installation process.

Since Public Health England recognises the 'importance of having an effective, highly trained and professionally skilled Public Health workforce', 30 this is an area that needs addressing.

He also knew that professionally-skilled technicians were in short supply and too expensive to hire.

In the late 20th and early 21st centuries, much concern was caused by what appeared to be a disproportionate loss of professionally and technically skilled people to the United States.

The DOP is comprised of approximately 240 full time employee positions, employing over 300 professionally and technically skilled individuals.

You'll never be successful with weight control until you decide controlling your weight is your first priority and you're willing to work harder to develop that ability than the effort you make to grow professionally or highly skilled in sports or the arts.

All countries that have achieved dramatic improvements in maternal health share one thing in common: they have greatly improved the provision of professionally trained midwives and skilled birth attendants.