AAll sentences could be correct, but the third is not a very likely circumstance.If it is a 'title', it will always be a proper noun. However, it could occur as a phrase that has not become formalised as a title. A dermatologist who is in the business of consulting and is old or highly experienced may be accurately described as a senior consultant dermatologist, which would not be a proper noun.If St. Mary's Hospital employs or contracts Dr. Phillips to perform that role, the title would still only become a proper noun in one of two circumstances: 1. if the hospital has applied that as the formal title of the position he holds; or 2. if, as a contractor, Dr. Phillips or his consulting agency has applied that title to his position. One of these circumstances is the most likely way the phrase would be used, so in most circumstances, it is a title, and is therefore a proper noun.The third sentence would only occur in a set of circumstances where you are talking about a Dr. Phillips who is NOT employed or contracted in the role of a Senior Consultant Dermatologist, but who does perform a role that could be described that way, AND who is currently geographically located at St. Mary's Hospital. It is therefore quite a specialised sentence.Your three sentences are actually written in the order of the most likely to occur to the least likely.

A$50,000.00

A'Tis a far, far better thing I do than I have ever done before-

Avaries widely depending on the skill set and company.

Aconseiller supérieurORconsultant supérieur

ASomething between 170,000 and 248,000 Brazilian Real/year (94,000 to 137,000 US Dollars exchange rate in june 11th).Visit my Youtube cahhnel for videos about what is like life in Brazil:http://www.youtube.com/user/AllAboutBrazil#g/p

ADoes Alexia have any work experience behind that MBA? If not, I'd say Alexia. The other three have proven that they can execute their skills in a real-world environment (assuming that they have all performed well in their past roles).If Alexia has past work experience comparable to the other two...well, then it really depends on what kind of consultant the company is hiring. Obviously, if they want an IT Infrastructure consultant, then Bill is probably the top choice. If a consumer goods firm is looking for ideas to improve customer awareness of their products, then Andrew is probably ideal...etc.

AI would not take a dime under $125K

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AA senior loan consultant is a loan originator, a loan officer of a thousand other names for the same position an underwriter is the final say on a loan. a loan is originated then processed by a processor. then the loan is closed! hope this helps