Sentence examples for stressed professional from inspiring English sources

Karen Kowal, a nurse and massage therapist who founded motherearthpillows.com, placed a warm wrap around Mr. Clinton's shoulders and extolled the virtues of her invention, which increases circulation and oxygenation and diminishes tension and exhaustion in the stressed professional.

It is possible that their outstanding new studio album Drive By will finally transform them from cult band to crossover, appealing to every clubber, new-ager, stressed professional, disaffected musician, culture maven, jazz fan and geek in possession of a decent hi-fi.

"But we also want to stress professional development.

It has to do with hard work and dedication to higher education, and belonging to a culture that stresses professional success.

La Prensa, ( Spanish: "The Press") Argentine daily newspaper that, soon after its founding in Buenos Aires in 1869, broke with the traditional emphasis on propaganda to stress professional, accurate news reporting and independent expressions of editorial opinion.

Concerning the first point, the analysis stressed that professional interests are key for giving meaning to individual health professionals.

Obama responded that young black men often look older than they are, and that training for police – many of whom, he stressed, are professional and hardworking – should include awareness of unconscious biases.

The curriculum guide stressed the professional role teachers played in supporting children's learning and development, and encouraged them to engage in reflective practice as they apply the six principles espoused in the NEL Framework which is encapsulated in the acronym, 'iTeach' (Pre-school Education Branch 2008).

In Vignette 1 of our questionnaire, physician-respondents stressed the professional opinion of the doctors more than laypeople (77.5% versus 44.6%, P = 0.000, Table 1).

Like a lot of people, he feels his frequent getaways are a necessary antidote to his high-stress professional life.

The overuse of emergency rooms is a growing and increasingly costly problem that results in overcrowding, long waits, overly stressed health professionals and compromised care for people with true emergencies.