Sentence examples for prospective professional from inspiring English sources

In football, prospective professional players have essentially no choice but to attend college, or feign to.

Now, with the renaissance in tap, "if you go to an audition today, tap is usually a requirement" for prospective professional dancers.

Unlike most professional bowlers, Anthony was not introduced to the game until he was in his 20s, after a prospective professional career as a baseball pitcher was sidetracked by an ankle injury.

The experts were asked to estimate the extent to which the situational item contexts were representative of the prospective professional life of university graduates.

McDonald was good enough to be considered a prospective professional baseball player.

As VICE recently reported, gaming addiction (and internet addiction) is a very real problem in the nation of South Korea, where prospective professional gamers spend up to 88 hours a week in front of a computer, and an estimated 50percentt of teens are addicted to the internet.

This website offers not only that appalling offence against the language – "webinars" – for prospective music professionals, but more excitingly, part online lessons with professional orchestral and chamber musicians.

An internship at a prestigious place, be it the Central Intelligence Agency or the Culinary Institute of America, commands the attention of prospective employers and professional school admissions committees.

From 1909 to the 1980s, the Department created files on more than 1.2 million New Yorkers and shared them with private investigators, university administrators, prospective employers and professional associations like the New York Bar Association.

There should be a clear difference between what we share for our personal audience vs. the content we broadcast to our prospective employers and professional networks.

19 49 Croisier 31 demonstrated in a large prospective study of professional footballers that preseason normalisation of strict strength imbalance criteria that included bilateral asymmetry and various H/Q ratios reduced injury rates to that of non-imbalanced players.