Sentence examples for an efficient professional from inspiring English sources

The army became an efficient professional body, drawn largely from the northwest and aloof from the national life.

The modernisation of parliament that has been introduced over the past few decades has been consistently heralded as a means to give us the governance the country deserves: an efficient, professional institution fit for the 21st century operating in normal business hours – so that membership is accessible to anyone – and giving us the benefits of a fully functioning full-time legislature.

The deal with Breakthru adds an efficient, professional way for the three products to get to market.

For some analysts the wave of bad press shows also undertones of anti-Americanism and "royal shock" before the fact that Meghan, who has a degree from a prestigious American university, is an efficient professional determined to make a difference in the world and wants to use her new status for her cause.

An efficient professional qualification is required as well as providing them with scenarios suitable for the acquisition of social and service competences.

"She was a very succinct, efficient professional," said Mrs. Dowd, of Potomac, Md. "There was never any question in my mind that she didn't know precisely what she was doing".

"There is strong support for the military as an institution, which is perceived as efficient, professional and obedient to authority," Mr. Fuentes said.

"I think on a professional and mayoral level he has done everything he can to bring those people together into an efficient and professional working relationship," Cohen said.

There was, however, a wonderfully good facial, which left my skin feeling the cleanest it has for a very long time and, best of all, it was carried out without a hint of a gamelan or singing whale, just skilled and efficient professional treatment with no daft gizmos.

"He was a popular, helpful and highly valued member of our team in Lochaber and always went about his business in an efficient and professional manner.

He's also a descendant of sorts of Lee Child's (actually Jim Grant's) Jack Reacher — he too is a ghost who has no address, no phone number and likes to travel light — and Richard Stark's (Donald E. Westlake's) coldblooded antihero Parker, an efficient, enigmatic professional thief with little inner life and even less family back story.