Sentence examples for a bit professional from inspiring English sources

"I've never liked the whole concept of team doctor anyway, but as we speak right now, doctors are in a relationship with these teams that sometimes is a bit financial and sometimes is a bit professional and there are issues with that relationship".

"It is just making hockey a bit professional.

AGR: "Organized cover-up" sounds a bit too professional.

It makes us feel a bit less professional when we can't speak with authority.

I hope not, I hope we're a bit more professional than that.

It's just looking after the body, being a bit more professional".

Ah, yes, you think to yourself, nothing like a bit of professional wrestling to finish off a mindless Sunday.

Posing for a photograph for her friend Judy Linn, Ms. Smith lighted a Kool, hoping, as she writes, that it would lend her a bit of professional swagger.

In a video to prospective investors, the Groupon chief executive looked a bit more professional, complete with slicked-back hair and a dark suit and tie.

I mean, a bit of professional rivalry's one thing, but defending the killer of a woman you were talking to at an event just the other evening?

The next morning, I decided to forgo my normal school uniform of sweatpants and a T-shirt for something a bit more professional.