Sentence examples for specialties for which from inspiring English sources
We should give them a very generous salary, befitting their learned and difficult profession, further adjusted for those willing to work in underserved areas or in specialties for which the need is greatest.
WHEN I told my friends that I was planning a family vacation in Wisconsin, I received either blank stares or teasing comments about the admittedly unsexy specialties for which the state is known.
I began to imagine a U.S. equivalent to the MAC, calculating just how many doctors should be admitted to the U.S. If we were to accept a "likelihood of success" approach to immigration, perhaps, like the U.K., we could focus on those medical specialties for which there seem to be too few providers, like general practitioners and emergency-room doctors.
Visits fell significantly both for specialties targeted by the policy and specialties for which self-referrals are still allowed for certain treatments.
We analysed the records of individual patients for a range of specialties for which care was provided by all four trusts.
For example, nearly as many students chose future specialties for which training is not yet available in Malawi as those for which training can be provided in-country.
One specialty, for which she claims to be paid between $1,750 and $2,000 a day, involves performing with two partners at once.
And they defined the specialty for which Arquitectonica has become known: a highly inventive, often colorful manipulation of the tall building type.
Jerk, for the uninitiated, is the spicy grilled meat specialty for which Jamaica is famous, though it is made all around the Caribbean.
As for finding the city's best steamed crabs, a Maryland specialty for which I never developed a taste, my local sources recommend Obrycki's, which is also in Fells Point.
Each of them may have had her own specialty, for which she received praised and respect, but nevertheless frequent exchanges apparently allowed them to create a common language.
