Sentence examples for returning professional from inspiring English sources
Elaine Zayak, the 28-year-old returning professional who competed at the 1984 Olympics, hit four triples and finished fourth.
Wilpon did not simply broker the dual feat of importing the sport of the provinces into New York City while returning professional baseball to Brooklyn.
Despite any encouraging words, I know well that the majority of returning professional women look at their outdated resumes and see only diamonds in the rough.
Opening speaker Edith Cooper, Executive Vice President and Global Head of Human Capital Management at Goldman Sachs, called returning professional women "gems of the workforce".
As iRelaunch co-founder Carol Fishman Cohen explained, returning professional women (presumably those out of their 20s and 30s) have more life experience, less need for maternity leaves, fewer spousal job relocations and a more mature perspective.
In the mid-1980s, Mikan headed a task force with a goal of returning professional basketball to Minneapolis, decades after the Lakers had moved to Los Angeles to become the Los Angeles Lakers and after the ABA's Minnesota Muskies and Minnesota Pipers had departed.
Upstairs was a chapel and an office where students, many of them returning professionals, received advice on their career paths and educational choices.
The work assigned to returning professionals should be more challenging, but many other elements the application process, the orientation, the duration, and mentorship arrangements can be similar or even shared.
Although a returnship's main purpose is to create an entry point for returning professionals, it's important to give a good sense of the upward mobility participants can hope for if they attain a regular position.
Leaders of the City Council and the Giuliani administration agreed yesterday to build a new minor league stadium in Coney Island and return professional baseball to Brooklyn as part of a $91 million redevelopment plan for the area.
City officials yesterday postponed their attempts to return professional baseball to Brooklyn, dropping a plan to build a temporary stadium for a minor-league team just south of Prospect Park.
