Sentence examples for able professional from inspiring English sources

That in turn could make it harder to pull off the elder Mr Murdoch's plan for James to succeed him as chief executive.Most successful family-owned firms have able professional managers working alongside the dynasty.

It is revealing that most of the party's few black MPs, including David Lammy, a contender for Mr Johnson's job, rose as able professionals, not black champions.

With such training, her students were able to find professional positions in observatories across the country.

Are we really suggesting that simply not being able to play professional football will destroy his life?

"We don't need a lot of money because we're able to attract professional help," he said.

"Once I was there for a little while, however, I felt more at ease and was able to have professional conversations and interactions with everybody.

"The people who create and market these schemes won't be able to get professional indemnity insurance, and you can't practice without insurance," he said.

That is because Springer was busy making sure he would not be able to turn professional for at least another week.

With the help of the Kenyan Olympic committee and a foundation started by the Kenyan distance runner Tegla Loroupe, Miro said, the IOC was able to organise professional trials, identifying 23 athletes it believed could make the grade for Rio.

Following the Abortion Act of 1967, women in the UK are able to seek professional advice and support with unplanned pregnancies so have no need to resort to so called "backstreet abortionists".

The teachers workshop was a 5-h event on a Saturday, for which they were able to receive professional development credit.