Sentence examples for contemporary professional from inspiring English sources

We continue to devote a generous amount of space to recipes, both classic and contemporary, professional and amateur.

He finished playing for Al Davis, the Raiders' legendary owner (and one-time coach) who helped shape the contemporary professional game.

It might seem old-fashioned, but the Deng family stands out in a world of contemporary professional sport where greed and self-interest abound.

We talked about the coming football season and then tackled issues surrounding the rash of off-the-field incidents that have marred the image of the contemporary professional athlete.

He is perhaps the closest thing in contemporary professional sports to a folk hero, an unpredictable public figure about whom relatively little is actually known but whose exploits, on and off the field, are recounted endlessly, with each addition punctuated by a shrug and the observation that it's just "Manny being Manny".

And then everyone could go off to attack the shrimp, while pleading Lewis's case for a favorable historical judgment against the likes of Butkus and L. T. That's all it usually takes, a token effort, a gesture of decency, because most people have already come to the grudging conclusion that contemporary professional sports are not about family values, or viewing.

Contemporary professionals often place shoplifting in the category of "female appetite diseases" — such as body dysmorphia, anorexia, bulimia, and "compulsive shopping".

Building on some fundamental organizational and international management literature, as well as an understanding of contemporary global professional firms, we expect that the transnational will exhibit specific organizational structural features with both high levels globalization and local responsiveness.

This troupe, founded in 1991, is that country's oldest professional contemporary dance company.

Many contemporary portrayals of professional women are shot through with anxiety and a weird finger-wagging moralism.

He had been a professional contemporary of Walter Winchell, Ed Sullivan and Hedda Hopper, but he continued writing long after they had passed from the scene.