Sentence examples for traditional professionals from inspiring English sources

Ingenio.com, for example, markets the services of traditional professionals like tax lawyers and computer technicians.

But the second future is very different – the introduction of a range of increasingly capable systems will entirely replace the work of traditional professionals.

"Our computer briefs range from about 3 ½ pounds to 4 ½ pounds," said Jim Lahren, vice president for marketing at Briggs & Riley Travelware, which makes bags for more traditional professionals.

Their employees contribute globally through their software and hardware development, but not locally the way traditional professionals and artists do.

Living in a society where practically only professional careers -- such as medicine, pharmacy and engineering -- matter, we have ended up with too many traditional professionals (the majority of which are unemployed) and not enough innovators.

This is a much more explicitly two-way relationship than in traditional professional care.

The traditional professional boundaries in the NHS are changing, and changing rapidly.

"Best" does not always apply here in regard of traditional professional polish or even conventionally good acting.

Those with a lowest probability (about 15 per cent) of being replaced by robots are the traditional professional occupations and managers and officials.

The dot.com boom saw a huge shift in dress codes in the workplace, and the traditional professional uniform of a dark suit with a Thomas Pink shirt and a wacky tie broke down.

All of this photo-enthusiast fun sits atop a long list of traditional professional Photoshop strengths: color correction, saturation tweaks, independent adjustment of highlights and shadows, and so on.