Sentence examples for demanding professional from inspiring English sources

For people in demanding professional jobs, passing may seem like a tempting strategy.

America also has many one-newspaper towns where the men in charge play community scions, professional chaps demanding professional respect.

It will be because they lack emotional resilience to cope with the stresses and challenges of a demanding professional career.

And he has done it despite his demanding professional life, the challenge of keeping such a large family afloat financially and, not least, the decision by his first wife to seek a divorce after 23 years of marriage.

Ms. Leibovitz means, one gathers, to capture not only the beauty but also the strength and dynamism of active, ambitious women who have trained their bodies for demanding professional endeavors.

Mr. Fink, who hasn't closed the door on returning to the financial world (he is often glued to the business news on television when training indoors), said his typical client was 30 to 55 years old, married with children and had a demanding professional life.

Like most demanding professionals, they were their own harshest critics, intolerant of their peers whose performance fell short.

In higher education that implies the adjustment of the degrees to the demanded professional profiles.

I explained that Max had insisted: the girls had demanded professional nail action or else they wouldn't come to the party.

He added in the statement, "Before something calamitous occurs, Congress must demand professional oversight to give us the straight facts about these companies' books".

The unwitting jaywalker legitimately demanded professional identification for proof that the officer had the right to stop him; the man claiming, correctly but invisibly, to be a cop, demanded ID right back.