Sentence examples for commercial professionals from inspiring English sources

Its performers were unabashed entertainers, free of artistic pretensions; its songwriters and producers were commercial professionals.

From revisited estate strategies to private sector partnerships, public sector procurement, commercial professionals and civil servants have the ability and expertise to identify commercial opportunities to present to their elected executives.

Thomson says that the acquisition of Discovery Logic will help boost its research analytics offerings and and will provide increased workflow and scientific software to academic, government, non-profit and commercial professionals.

In the Scottish swine industry, haulage is mostly used by commercial professionals and, to a lesser extent, by non-assured commercial producers, whereas small producers rarely use hauliers for transporting their pigs.

We would like to differentiate the notion of commercial professional values, because commercialization need not lead to a more "corporate" way of governance, organization, and management.

Bahrainis, especially the commercial, professional and intellectual elite, must contribute time and resources towards building a democratic society.

You need to fit into a commercial, professional environment which often means you need to be willing to sacrifice youthful fashion for the job.

As part of the grand tour's expansion, its exclusivity was undermined as the expanding commercial, professional, and industrial middle ranks joined the landowning and political classes in aspiring to gain access to this rite of passage for their sons.

This order is loose enough, however, and exhibits a sufficient number of redundant paths from an enormous number of sites to another enormous number, that the effect is fundamentally different from the small number of commercial professional editors of the mass media.

Two sets of values, which we call "traditional" and "commercial" professional values, are usually juxtaposed.

Commercial professional values are based on the notion of expertise, rather than public service (Brint 1994; Greenwood 2007).