Sentence examples for wider professional from inspiring English sources

Commercial success, thanks later to increased sales at amateur level, and wider professional usage would then follow.

Some of the written assignments which the trainee secondary teachers undertake have "little impact on training or the wider professional development," they found.

Too many attempts to implement patient safety practices have ignored the importance of wider professional, organisational and cultural issues, which must be addressed.

In truth, while these women and others like them carved out spectacular individual careers, they did so in wider professional and artistic environments dominated by men.

In her first major speech in the post, May said she was offering the police a "radical new deal" under which they would be offered wider professional discretion and operational freedom from Whitehall bureaucracy in return for increased local accountability.

As contemporary dance has moved on to a larger stage (with higher financial stakes and a much more visible public profile) women seem to be experiencing more of the inequalities and stress that exist in the wider professional world.

My first memory of turning up at Taunton as a wide-eyed professional, achingly eager for the fray, was huddling around an old fire in the dressing room with a chipped cup of coffee.

Dr. Mitchell was known for his lucid and accessible writing about psychoanalytic theory in books that attracted a wide professional and popular audience.

There is a wide professional consensus that too much is being spent on hospital buildings it cannot afford, and it is failing to reduce spending on drug treatments that do not work.

A number of "premier" projects completed over the past two decades have commanded wide professional and public attention.

Sean's deep knowledge of the disability diversity issues and his wide professional network were instrumental in our experiment.