Sentence examples for professionals selected from inspiring English sources

Thus playwrights, directors and actors selected theater grants; artists, curators and museum professionals selected visual arts grants; composers and musicians selected music grants.

The culinary professionals selected "In the Sweet Kitchen: The Definitive Guide to the Baker's Pantry" by Regan Daley (Random House of Canada) as the best cookbook.

The museum, which opened in 2008, is in many respects a hybrid: while technically state-owned, the center is administered independently by professionals selected by the academy.

The program begins this month with a professional development seminar in Havana led by Joyce and academy staff members, who will work with 20 Cuban arts professionals selected by the Ludwig Foundation.

To qualify for a fellowship, artists are nominated by a group of professionals selected by the nonprofit organization; each chosen artist is then invited to submit an application and work samples; finalists are picked by a panel of professional artists and experts and announced at a ceremony every November (the list of finalists for this year was released Monday).

Teachers in Finland are professionals, selected from the top of the nation's graduates, and all have a master's degree in education.

A panel of arts professionals selects the artists.

The diagnostic process is the method by which health professionals select one disease over another, identifying one as the most likely cause of a person's symptoms.

The 27 theater professionals selecting this year's nominees for the Tony Awards plan to meet as scheduled on Monday at the Cafe Edison in the theater district, with organizers of the Tonys saying that a failed bombing attempt in Times Square on Saturday night did not upend the weekend work leading up to the nominations.

Traditionally, nominal cost and effectiveness are the major criteria when highway professionals select the chemicals for snow and ice control.

The practice results in health professionals' selecting positions in locations where the potential for private income is higher, usually in urban, higher-income areas [ 88].