Sentence examples for far more professional from inspiring English sources

Today, they look far more professional and, actually, pretty boring.

"The Afghans are under-resourced and undersized, but they are far more professional.

This week, far from going out on the lash, Ashton intends to be far more professional.

By 1918, the British army had become a far more professional organisation than its peacetime predecessor.

There's a far more professional atmosphere in the restaurants than there was before.

The pictures looked staged, critics said, far more professional than the usual 'squaddie pics'.

The CMA Awards may be a far more professional-looking affair than the YouTube Music Awards, but putting on a sparkly tux doesn't instantly equal excitement.

As each girl finished getting ready they were escorted up to the event room where a far-more-professional photographer, David Black, took pictures to accompany the look book and film he shot for this season's collection.

Today, at least, it seems far more… professional.

Files showed that Juan Pedro Damiani, a lawyer who is president of the Uruguayan club Penarol and has sat on the ethics committee since 2006, had far more extensive professional links to Eugenio Figueredo, a former Fifa vice president who was among those indicted in the US, than was previously known.

High-performance employees regularly make more than their CEOs or members of senior management and usually far more than professionals responsible for risk management, internal audit or other control functions.