Sentence examples for frequent professionalism from inspiring English sources

In summary, for the most frequent professionalism lapses at the pre-clerkship stage, students recognized that by far their student peers were the most common person implicated in lapses involving impairment, arrogance, and breach of confidentiality.

Along the way, Betty learns frequent lessons about office politics, professionalism and fitting in.

At the clerkship level, the six most frequent categories of lapses of professionalism were the same but the rank order of the type of incidences changed: arrogance (55.3%), breach of confidentiality (28.7%), cultural or religious insensitivity (26.6%), impairment (25.5%), and lack of conscientiousness (23.4%); abusing power asymmetries was slightly less (22.3%).

Of those students who witnessed a lapse of professionalism, the six most frequent categories reported at the pre-clerkship level were: arrogance (42.2%), impairment (24.2%), cultural or religious insensitivity (20.5%), breach of confidentiality (16.8%); and both lack of conscientiousness and abusing power asymmetries ranked fifth (12.4%).

Consistent with students' frequent references to clothes when discussing their understandings of professionalism, students often referred to this 'superficial side' to highlight the difference between being a good doctor and acting professionally.

On internet forums frequented by professional pilots, there has been nothing but admiration for the professionalism involved in landing the plane, which was 40 years old and was carrying 94 passengers and 19 crew, all of whom escaped unharmed.

Frequent coaching changes have not helped matters and their biggest star Emmanuel Adebayor often blames a lack of professionalism by officials for his frequent short-lived retirements from the national team.

Whose professionalism?

It screams professionalism.

Professionalism is all-important.

"That's professionalism".