Recent college graduates, laid-off young professionals and resort residents who have also lost jobs have jumped at the opportunity to bus tables, park cars and sell lift tickets here and in other Rocky Mountain resorts.
It also leads them to resort to professional codes and conventions in their speech and writing that, as a colleague in English recently lamented, make them "sound awfully like each other".
Moreover, it appears that the children who would benefit the most from recreational activities, according to professionals, would be the least likely to resort to these when considering families' profiles.
Brand's aim was to portray social workers as real people as she believes that all too often, TV shows resort to stereotypes when featuring social work professionals.
During the interview, we found that due to perceived discrimination and mistrust from medical professionals, some of the migrant workers were reluctant to resort to health services before they thought their diseases were serious enough to go to hospitals.
Paid professional umpires have replaced unpaid volunteers, and players can resort to electronic replays to verify a call they think is wrong.
Suddenly, small businesses and print shops could produce professional-looking brochures, pamphlets, and letters without having to resort to expensive lithographic processes.
For instance, there is no evidentiary basis for the fear that the decriminalization of assisted dying would relax the inhibitions that medical professionals presently feel for resorting to assisted dying in all but the most extreme of contexts.
This was achieved through focus group discussions and in-depth interviews with health professionals and administrators to determine the challenges they face and the coping systems they resort to and the perceptions towards those coping methods.
Be professional and calm – channel Melanie Griffiths in her first meeting with Harrison Ford in Working Girl (but try not to resort to Valium; that's for real emergencies).
