Sentence examples for enemy professional from inspiring English sources

He was The Enemy, professional and personal.

If so, leveraging the Free — paying people to get other people to write for non-monetary rewards — may not be the enemy of professional journalists.

If so, leveraging the Free paying people to get other people to write for non-monetary rewards may not be the enemy of professional journalists.

Do not compete if you are a beginner or the enemy is professional.

"To keep the American force intact, the largely inexperienced Americans would have to attack a veteran, professional enemy through the most difficult terrain on the Western Front," Mr. Eisenhower writes.

Although they are sufficiently warned against committing outright fraud through ubiquitous ethics seminars, young investigators are still exposed to a more subtle, lurking enemy challenging their professional integrity: scientific pollution.

It evoked a certain admiration even from his professional enemies, a group I joined in 1996 by writing an article for The New York Times Magazine titled "Recycling Is Garbage".

We hear tantalizing suggestions of mental illness in Laing's mother, for instance, but few details, general references to his professional enemies but no accusations of impropriety specific enough for us to judge them.

Although travel to Cuba is restricted under the U.S. government's Trading With the Enemy Act, U.S. professionals can attend international meetings or do research without seeking prior approval from OFAC.

Haden: Specialization is eventually the enemy, especially on a professional level.

You don't know that your enemy is the most professional skateboarders.