Sentence examples for professionals means from inspiring English sources

The time pressure on video professionals means the need for powerful and efficient creative tools has never been greater," said Steven Warner, vice president of digital video and audio at Adobe.

In Tasmania this period is 16 weeks—although a lack of relevant health professionals means people seeking a termination are often referred to Melbourne, as the ABC reports.

In Tasmania this period is 16 weeks—although a lack of relevant health professionals means women seeking a termination are often referred to Melbourne, as the ABC reports.

The shortage of allied health professionals means that rural clinicians work long hours and have little peer or service support.

The reduced number of health professionals means that clinicians are often working alone or as solo practitioners in a small team [ 42].

The shortage of allied health professionals means that those in rural areas work long hours and have little peer or service support [ 3].

William M. Nolte, a deputy assistant director of central intelligence, said more aggressive efforts to improve the recruiting and retention of foreign language professionals meant that the number of Arabic, Chinese-Mandarin, Korean and Persian linguists in critical agencies had "increased dramatically".

Culture dimension "performance orientation" was the desired culture among healthcare professionals (mean: 1.39 ± 0.45).

** Health professionals mean health extension workers, midwives, nurses, health officers and physicians.

(a)." Good contact with the health care professionals meant that patients became known within the care system.

A lack of awareness of JHS amongst health professionals meant that obtaining a diagnosis of JHS was often difficult.