Sentence examples for professions ability from inspiring English sources

This is fundamental to professions' ability to exert power over individuals in order to self-regulate and control membership.

The typical questions were asked: age, profession, ability to be objective.

"This takes judicial salaries out of the political arena so we will be able to have, like other professions, the ability to attract and retain the highest quality judges to the bench," Judge Lippman said.

With so many women in various professions, the ability to network is endless.

But in a profession where ability often peaks by 30, his genius seemed not quite great or early enough.

This seemingly simple change in language has steadily undermined the doctor-patient relationship and the medical profession's ability to do our work.

One feels much the same about Tracy Barlow's collapse with a virulent kidney infection in Coronation Street – the scientific triumph in this case comprising the medical profession's ability to determine the least toxic organ in the body of Ken and Deirdre's entirely malignant spawn and remove it.

So intense is the belief in the medical profession's ability to cure our ills that it is striking to note it was only 75 years ago that a medical scientist first entered American literary consciousness in the exalted role of hero.

'You were doing all right a few months ago, weren't you, around Soho Square?' (Here you see another reason why Sugar has done so well in her profession: her ability to recall the less than fascinating minutiae of other people's lives).

This paper describes an international exercise aimed at assessing the geotechnical engineering profession's ability to predict the response of shallow foundations on soft clay subjected to undrained loading.

"Unless we invest substantially in expanding the GP workforce in Wales, general practice is at risk of going into meltdown - with the profession's ability to deliver excellent patient care increasingly compromised".