Sentence examples similar to elevated professionalism from inspiring English sources
He has also used the crackdown to advance his goal of modernizing the People's Liberation Army by ridding it of endemic corruption and elevating the professionalism of its officer corps.
"What does a police officer do when they go up to a car and someone is videotaping them on a cellphone?" The master's experience, he hopes, will wrangle with such questions and "elevate the professionalism" among the police in the state.
But the show triumphantly combines so many forms of theatre — drag revue, rock musical, R. & B. concert, social-protest play, tenderloin burlesque — that its conventional ideas soar above cliché, elevated by stunning professionalism and by gusts of love.
It was that sense of professionalism which elevated Idol from cringeworthy hate-watch reality show to heartwarming viewing.
If the launch of the WSL has not quite proved the big bang moment for women's football in this country that some thought it might be, it has elevated it to a new level of professionalism, organisation and visibility.
Compared with the rookie Luck, Sanchez was the model of mistake-free professionalism in leading the Jets to a 35-9 victhat that elevated them from the presumed depths of hopelessness to an anesthetizing state of mediocrity.
Hopefully in the future I will be proven wrong and she will be able to elevate her standards to a level of professionalism that a network such as Fox deserves".
These qualities gave Huxley the levers necessary to elevate the position of science in British society, and he helped to build a social order in which science and professionalism replaced classics and patronage.
