Sentence examples for essentially professional from inspiring English sources

Convalescence here was presented as an essentially professional activity, like day-trading.

In the late 17th century a large group of essentially professional clergymen known as Moderates became influential in the church.

Even though the movie details the personal relationships behind the scenes of public performance, these relationships are essentially professional ones.

We have just the opposite history: our greatest generals, Grant and Eisenhower, were essentially professional, procedural men who became (admirably) professional, procedural Presidents.

Especially when you consider they're usually doing it for the first time, while the VCs on the other side of the table are essentially professional negotiators getting pitched and doing deals every day.

The same is true of most of the financial sector, many of whom are essentially professional gamblers.

Shortly after that, George and Aluna embarked on what was, essentially, a professional affair – an extended musical fling.

The firm recommended specific guidelines that would essentially exempt professional sports teams from some language in the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act.

Toward the end of the story, he essentially commits professional suicide, by leaving behind the paramedics' drug box, which contains a vast array of narcotics.

When she accepted $450 for a third-place finish at the Tobacco Road Half Marathon in March, one of eight half-marathons she has completed, she essentially turned professional.

In contrast to female science professors, who on average trail their male colleagues in income, hiring, and promotion, female pharmacists enjoy essentially equal professional opportunities and pay.