Sentence examples for recent professional from inspiring English sources

The occasion was a recent professional development day at LaGuardia High School for Music and Art and the Performing Arts in Manhattan, where Mr. Faddis was the guest artist.

At one recent professional match in Kenya, a dog urinated on the field during play, causing an uproar among juju believers and accusations that a team manager was trying to sway the result unfairly.

For his part, Dr. Augustine said he filed his ethics complaint after Dr. Sessler made a speech at a recent professional meeting that discussed only forced-air warmers like the Bair Hugger and did not mention devices like the HotDog.

"Equally important, she must be able to demonstrate in her confirmation hearing that she is not captive to the financial industry's view of the world, which has dominated her recent professional life".

The add-on will also show you the most recent professional information about a contact, including the most recent job and city that he or she lives in.

The application itself provides recruiters with a potential candidate's work history, education and recent professional activity, along with similar profiles and connections.

"It was his temperament that really stood out," says Andy Wagner, still the cricket master at Radley College, the public school in Oxfordshire whose old boys include another former England captain, Ted Dexter, in addition to more recent professionals such as Jamie Dalrymple and Robin Martin-Jenkins.

In recent years, professional teams have signed marketing or sponsorship contracts in which they agreed to accept team doctors assigned by the sponsoring health-care provider.

In recent years, professional societies in the geosciences have tried to fill the communications training gap.

Over recent decades, professional tennis coaches have seen the sport grow from a grass-roots operation into a mega-industry.

In recent years, professional, private, and governmental institutions have identified the need to track function and functional status across providers and settings of care and on a larger scale.