Sentence examples for exception of professional from inspiring English sources

"With the exception of professional rationalists, people today despair of true knowledge" (MS, 18).

There is not a single instance in human history of a person who actually knew what they were talking about, with the possible exception of professional golfer Phil Mickelson.

With the exception of professional services -- law, medicine, finance, and consulting -- where the know-how and basic mechanisms for the delivery of services have evolved much more slowly and methodically, the workforce in the U.S. has witnessed and been subject to what can best be described as a paradigm shift.

This definition implies that pain is the alarm symptom: indeed, it is uncommon, with the exception of professional top-level athletes, that tendon abnormalities can be detected earlier by systematic ultrasound evaluation [ 45].

Differences in the baseline values of the core study variables for doctors who stayed until t3 (476) and doctors who dropped out after t2 (81) were not found, with the exception of professional support.

"Surrounded by Science," published by the National Academies of Science, points out that for everyone with the exception of professionals, formal schooling represents but a fraction of the lifelong opportunities for learning science.

In general, with the exception of professionals, the differences in most of the essential dimensions seemed to favor public health care facilities where the Home Health program was implemented.

In general, with the exception of professionals, the differences in most of essential dimensions seemed to favor the public health care facilities where the Home Health program was implemented.

With the exception of international professional positions ("IP" positions), all applicants for General Service positions ("GS" positions) must have valid residency and work permits for Denmark.

The studies by Balachova et al. (2007) and Isurina et al. (2009) demonstrated that, in Russia, with the exception of pediatricians, professionals such as physicians, psychologists, nurses and social workers have insufficient knowledge about FASD and usually do not discuss the negative effects of alcohol consumption during pregnancy with their female patients.

It was a parochial gathering, all male, overwhelmingly Jewish, and, with the exception of a few professional agnostics, openly identified as liberal or, at least, unhappy with Bush.