Sentence examples for professionals link from inspiring English sources

The conference was designed to help museum professionals link learning research to exhibit practice.

One way to encourage Americans to adopt a more serious outlook toward climate change is by having medical professionals link health issues and climate change impacts.

The social network for business professionals, LinkedIn, registered 3.6 million UK visitors in May, up 57% from a year earlier.

Another cracker from the ever-reliable Mike Butcher at TechCrunchUK; a reliable source says that News Corporation is negotiating to buy the networking site for professionals, LinkedIn, in January next year.

From 1 April, investment in companies who raise funds on sites such Crowdcube by offering shares in ventures to investors will be restricted to savers advised by professionals, linked to corporate finance or venture capital firms, or those certified as sophisticated or high net worth.

In other words, partnering with Didi Kuaidi could potentially help LinkedIn tie itself to a local business that is already very popular with consumers who are professionals — LinkedIn's target demographic — to grow that base even faster, and provide a service that might compel Chinese LinkedIn users to log in and use its service more.

The commission noted concerns from healthcare professionals linking the chronic use of pot to the triggering of mental health disorders such as schizophrenia (a correlation also suggested by some contemporary research), but found no evidence to support a tie to violent crime.

Those applying to join research tours must attest to having a professional link to the subject matter.

Most people will need help with this step; professional link audit services are available if you need help.

The arcing lines showed personal and professional links, conflicts of interest, malfeasance and fraud.

Timperley had, not surprisingly, developed close professional links with officials in the nationalist government during his work in China.