Sentence examples for become very professional from inspiring English sources

German football has become very professional, the domain of bright, hard-working coaches and well-spoken young men who'd rather use one big, foreign word too many than lose their nerve.

"I don't feel better than anyone, because we need past champions to pave the way for our generation and we have become very professional," he said.

"I believe DeGale and Gavin can quickly become very good professional fighters," Warren said last night.

In view of the structural and functional importance of the menisci, surgical management of meniscal injuries, which have become very common among professional and amateur athletes, is recommended and are in fact among the most common indications for knee surgery (Sihvonen et al. 2013).

All those went on to become very successful Bundesliga professionals.

The first is that it has become very difficult for a professional photographer to carry out his or her work, particularly in London, without being harassed by police officers who seem to have very little concept of the rights they are infringing.

"I came to my own hospital with my daughter before I was a Consultant here and all the issues that you regard as being important as a healthcare professional become very irrelevant when you're a patient or a parent of a patient.

It has become very fashionable for young, urban professionals to keep bees on roof tops and backyards.

However, as the development of the investment banking industry has shown (Augar 2000; Morrison and Wilhelm 2008), some professional industries have become very capital intensive in recent decades.

This approach has become very popular in social sciences, and professional studies [ 88].

By the end of the 1980s, MIDI systems had become very popular with amateur as well as professional musicians.