Sentence examples for professionals talent from inspiring English sources
The salaries paid to high-level professionals — "talent" — started to rise.
What got them the job was that, as the firm puts it: "Circle arrives not with a top-down plan to impose change, but with a proven methodology of unleashing NHS professionals' talent through clinical leadership and devolved decision-making".
For his work with the rappers Ludacris and Lil Jon, Usher received nods for best R&B-soul or rap music video and best R&B-soul or rap dance cut for the song "Yeah!" The Soul Train Music Awards, judged by a group of radio station professionals, talent managers and performers, are to be presented at Paramount Studios in Hollywood on Feb. 28.
Publishing was not Rosenthal's only professional talent.
Bill will be remembered for his professional talent and the detail and attention he provided to our clients.
The new ads were created by two of the four winners of an "American Idol -like search for young professIdol -likent that took place in searchber during the sixth annual Advertising Week in New York.
The girls There have been more than 100 "Bond Girls" in 22 films, of every nationality and every professional talent (remember 20-something Denise Richards as the physics expert Dr Christmas Jones in The World Is Not Enough?).
But Mount Vernon has been a factory of professional talent, churning out All-Stars, as well as those who won championships and those who stayed briefly but still made the big time.
More books by and about Hispanics are being offered, but there is as yet neither enough structure nor the tradition nor the professional talent to tap into the large commercial potential for books in what in essence is the fifth-largest Hispanic country in the world.
The latest report on professional talent published July 12 includes a compilation of responses from more than 600 organizations.
Mexico is graduating roughly 130,000 engineers every year, so the amount of skilled professional talent needed to achieve these tech goals is available.
