Sentence examples for both from a professional from inspiring English sources

"Relocation decisions in any field or career are often complex and difficult both from a professional and personal standpoint given the uncertainty involved in moving to a new organization, peer environment, city, etc," Ganguli writes.

I look forward to sharing my observations of China, both from a professional and personal perspective -- I'm hoping for some play along with lots of work.

Two years ago, Pat Riley and the Miami Heat made a commitment to veterans that is groundbreaking both from a professional team perspective as well as for its consequences for youth sports.

The audio speech of both agents was recorded from a professional voice actor.

"From both a professional standpoint and a branding standpoint, being an expert in a particular field is more important than I can say".

Beautifully sung by both leads, with lively support from a professional quartet and (in this performance) the Buxton Madrigal Singers, Emma Rivlin's deft, ditsy touring production has bags of charm and some smart slapstick.

Both drummer Mike Hodges and Lachica come from a professional music background, while guitarist Brandon Jaffe and bassist William McCormack bring the '80s British vibe to the band's music.

From a professional critic, no.

*Get help from a professional.

From a professional perspective, it's traumatic.

This isn't coming from a professional.