Sentence examples for a full-fledged professional from inspiring English sources

Despite her new deals, Moore is still a few years away from becoming a full-fledged professional.

This attitude toward organized sports and player development is perhaps the biggest hurdle if the N.F.L. ever pursues a full-fledged professional league.

AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Ethel Smyth (1858-1944) was a lesbian, a suffragette, and a master musician who was one of the first modern women to enjoy a full-fledged professional career as a composer.

A call from your boss at 11 a.m. and a call from you boss at 11 p.m. can mean the difference between a simple question and a full-fledged professional emergency.

Hence, it might be a question of policy and legal issues which hamper Google to provide a full-fledged professional scientific search tool.

The transition years from quasi-amateurism to full-fledged professional tennis were rife with political disputes and lawsuits for control of what had become a big-money sport.

And with 22 full-fledged professional theaters in operation statewide -- as opposed to only five theaters 25 years ago -- in many ways the theater landscape here has come to resemble what Broadway and Off Broadway used to be.

How do we get the sponsoring agencies and the supervising group leaders to treat postdocs like full-fledged professionals?

That's because we think we have passed the apprentice stage and are full-fledged professionals who know it all, or at least most of it.

Graduates of those programs, he said, "are considered full-fledged professionals in their field, and depending on the field they have attractive career opportunities when they finish these degrees".

Carnes defines teachers as "service professionals," as opposed to full-fledged professionals like doctors or lawyers.