Sentence examples for foremost professional from inspiring English sources

The result was the creation in 1917 of the National Hockey League (NHL), which became the world's foremost professional hockey league.

Close to 300 economists have signed a letter urging the AEA, as the discipline's foremost professional body, to adopt such a code.

Although his writing is curiously bereft of his foremost professional skills — gripping rhetorical structure and a broad vision of the political landscape — he illuminatingly outlines the calculations that go into campaigning.

The National Association for the Education of Young Children is the foremost professional organization for early education in the U.S. Yet it had no role in the creation of the K-3 Core Standards.

The paper, in the peer-reviewed Journal of Clinical Endocrinology & Metabolism, was on behalf of the Endocrine Society, the field's foremost professional group, whose guidelines are widely used by hospitals, physicians and commercial labs nationwide, including Quest.

Petsitters: Pet Sitters International (PSI) is the world's foremost professional pet sitter education association.

As we speak of plays, movies, her husband and their collaboration, it becomes very clear that this muse and this master are first and foremost professionals".

First and foremost, the game is no longer amateur, making this the first professional Lions tour to the land of the All Blacks.

Consider the foremost black professional in the country — the President of the United States.

She came first and foremost for professional reasons, said Ms. Haastrup, who was born in Nigeria and sells bright African fabrics and other imports for a living.

These translations of non-Anglophone poets' work will be done by important contemporary English-language writers — usually poets but not always —, that is to say, by authors who are known in their own right and not first and foremost as professional translators.