Sentences with phrase «regarded as experts in their field»

A master's degree carries a lot of weight in the teaching job market and those who have their master's are regarded as experts in their field.

As the World Bank and the IMF are regarded as experts in the field of financial regulation and economic development, their views and prescriptions may undermine or eliminate alternative perspectives on development.

Regarded as an expert in the field, Thornton's articles appear in many pet and veterinary publications, as well as on MSNBC.com and many other pet - related websites.

Articulating these accomplishments show readers you are someone regarded as an expert in your field or industry — and are a hallmark of success.

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The conference aims at bringing together international experts from different fields of cancer research to present and discuss new therapeutic approaches regarding different tumor entities as well as new findings in the field of tumor biology seeking to incorporate innovative platforms into cancer research.

Brian Gavin is a fifth generation diamond cutter who is regarded by other diamond professionals as a highly respected expert in the field.

The forces that led to the formation of ESLAV (European Society for Laboratory Animal Veterinarians) and lead our way at present, are the requirements of the public as well as organizations to be able to address veterinary specialists in the field of humane care and use of laboratory animals, and the requirement of these experts to discuss common subjects, to pool their resources to provide specialized service functions and professional expertise, and to be represented at a European level when decisions are made regarding laboratory animal use and welfare.

As experts in our field, we can offer insight and advice to our candidates regarding market trends, realistic salary levels, CV writing tips and interview hints.

Articulating these accomplishments shows decision makers that you are regarded as an expert in sales, your field or industry, and are a hallmark of success.

Those with degrees are considered experts in a field... or at least more knowledgeable than a novice... We need to get in line with the public's perceptions and offer up degrees in real estate and (as I believe you have indicated) we need to offer these degrees through accredited universities that the public have heard of and acknowledge... most people have no idea who OREA is and the public have little regard for OREA but they do know the University of Western Ontario, U of T, Laurier, Brock, etc... we need to use the reputation of these universities to elevate the status of agents... RECO needs to oversee these universities but let the universities do what they are good at... teach aspiring professionals.