Sentence examples for professionals lost from inspiring English sources
The middle-class professionals lost to Rwanda came from both ethnic groups.
The game's officials insist the changes — at least one 267 years in the making — were not influenced by recent events, but it probably did not hurt that in recent years a few professionals lost lots of money and a chance at a title or two after violating these very rules.
This has often left employers with no choice but to hire skilled foreign nationals outside the U.S. or see these scientists, engineers and professionals lost to competitors overseas.
In a survey of 500 workers last summer, AffinityLive concluded that professionals lost an average of $50,000 per year in revenue due to insufficient tracking of client emails.
Some professionals "lost sight" of their responsibilities to protect Khyra, who succumbed to an infection after months of starvation and cruelty, and instead focused on the rights of the girl's mother and her partner, the review found.
Many design professionals lost their careers during this conversion from an analog world into a digital one.
Gymdeck says fittness professionals lose an average of about £400-£500 a month relying on pen and paper – anf they are not known to be the most organised of people I gather.
Burnout has been described by Maslach and coworkers as a psychological syndrome arising in response to chronic interpersonal stressors on the job, A condition in which professionals "lose all concern, all emotional feeling for the people they work with, and come to treat them in a detached or even dehumanized way" [1].
It is very rare to see news professionals lose their grip on reality as Williams did.
Too often, people who work exclusively with young professionals lose sight of the ultimate goal and think that excelling in our training environments is the same as possessing the goods to win in the world at large.
Each health professional lost represents not only a considerable drain on scarce resources but also the loss of a highly trained and potentially innovative individual [ 8].
