Sentence examples for space professionals from inspiring English sources

I have retail clients looking to expand their current businesses or to open their second or third shops in a Montclair location, prospective new residents looking for some of that creative Montclair attitude in an apartment or condo, nonprofit arts groups looking for a low-cost space, professionals looking for that small but fully updated space -- the list goes on.

As the Wall Street Journal notes today, When Chinese leaders approved the plan for a space station in 1992, "Chinese space professionals believed they would be latecomers to an expanding human presence in low Earth orbit," Gregory Kulacki, a senior analyst for the Union of Concerned Scientists, wrote in a recent research note.

SpaceTech is a postgraduate program geared primarily for mid-career space professionals seeking to gain or improve their expertise in space systems engineering and in business engineering.

The presented case study combined interviews with residents and interviews with three key green space professionals who had led the planning, design, establishment and management of the woodland and the implementation of co-management.

But what may have been seen as a worst case scenario for space professionals, is the next big adventure for thrill seekers.

Rather, by focussing on the globality of the social determinants of health and the power relations in global (read: supraterritiorial) social space, professionals involved in health research, education or practice can contribute to analysing, developing and teaching more innovative strategies worldwide toward fulfillment of HHR.

We do this by providing our community members with a co-working space, professional events and workshops, along with mentors and networking opportunities with profound and leading men and women in the industry who want to pay it all forward".

"The head of NASA ought to be a space professional, not a politician," Nelson told Politico.

What has started off as a straight forward storage facility for arts, which over time transformed space into a few dozens of artists studio, galleries space, professional workshops, and arts stores, is little by little turning into, not less, the new Mecca for arts.

Others have new lives as apartment buildings or office space for professionals; a few are funeral homes.

"The demand is for office space for professionals, but they want me to rent to quaint small shops," complained Mr. Anderson, a retired DuPont executive.