Sentence examples for viable professional from inspiring English sources

For Nicole Cooke the key issue remains a minimum wage that makes cycling a viable professional career.

The center juggles its own calendar of events with rental engagements by groups like the Westchester Philharmonic, the Westchester Symphony Orchestra and the Philharmonia Virtuosi, which have no viable professional alternative for their concerts in the county.

"It's a long process to get to the point where you can have a truly viable professional sports league for women," she said, pointing out that when the W.N.B.A. started play in 1997, it was preceded by several years of large crowds and respectable television ratings for N.C.A.A. women's basketball.

Johnson completed his degree--a self-designed major that was "about three quarters of a biology major and three quarters of an art major --and headed off to graduate school at Johns Hopkins University's (JHU's) programajor --andl and biological illustration where he learned how to blend his two passions into a viable professional career.

Factor in smart marketing and activation partnerships and the result is a viable professional league that still has its best days ahead.

The creation of standardized procedures helped to create a viable, professional inspectorate and remediation work force, promoted private sector competition on a level playing field, and thus drove down the average cost of lead paint hazard control.

In doing so, we hope this paper not only offers a problem-based, theoretically-grounded approach to promoting moral development but also a viable teacher professional development program needed to support its prescribed implementation in secondary classrooms.

The U.S. should support security sector reform by assisting the Kinshasa government in establishing a viable and professional national army and police force that respects human rights and the rule of law, under effective civilian control, with an undisputed presence throughout Congo.

The two of them argued that "market pressures… constitute a serious impediment to existing diversity" and concluded: "There is nothing inherently virtuous in a massive circulation for its own sake - provided a lesser one can be made economically viable while maintaining professional standards".

Like many amateur players of his time, it wasn't financially viable to turn professional.

Using load test data to justify increase in assessed load capacity is recognised as a viable approach in professional codes of practice.