Sentence examples for professionals which is from inspiring English sources

Juicing pomegranates is best left to professionals, which is why Pom Wonderful, a new line of California pomegranate juices, is so welcome.

The war will be fought mainly by professionals, which is to say volunteers, although as in the Persian Gulf, their ranks will be swollen by handfuls of skilled reservists and National Guard members.

The Government has tightened up on granting visas to professionals, which is attacking the number of people coming in, so companies like ours, whose business is based around Kiwis and Aussies, are suffering".

And Samsung recently released Android smartphones with stronger security features for professionals, which is helping achieve big growth in Android usage in European businesses, threatening to take customers away from Research In Motion.

And in relation to the Premier League, we have six matches to play and the moment we don't want to give everything and win all of those matches, we are not good professionals, which is something I don't accept somebody saying about me or my players.

The ATP, which is supposed to be an association of players of tennis professionals, which is supposed to be the governing body, the association that stands behind the players, is not going to answer on this announcement, is not going to do anything for Viktor.

An important inspiration was also Friedman's doctoral research on the income of professionals, which was published as Income from Independent Professional Practice by Friedman and Kuznets ([1945]).

These data corroborate the findings of Marcus et al. (2012), who stated that AAI benefits health professionals, which are regularly exposed to stressful work conditions.

Underpinning this expansion, prominent examples of fast-growing occupations where females are concentrated are teaching professionals and health associate professionals, which were, respectively, 88 and 65%% females in 1997 2001.

Although many specialized sensing systems have been developed for gait monitoring, most existing gait phase detection algorithms rely on significant input from medical professionals, which are subjective, manual and inaccurate.

Furthermore, little has been previously published which represents a qualitative exploration of the views and experiences of TB professionals which are key to informing future service delivery.