Sentence examples for full-fledged professionals from inspiring English sources

How do we get the sponsoring agencies and the supervising group leaders to treat postdocs like full-fledged professionals?

That's because we think we have passed the apprentice stage and are full-fledged professionals who know it all, or at least most of it.

It may be a while before they are recognized as full-fledged professionals like financial advisors, but they are on the right path.

Carnes defines teachers as "service professionals," as opposed to full-fledged professionals like doctors or lawyers.

Despite her new deals, Moore is still a few years away from becoming a full-fledged professional.

The transition years from quasi-amateurism to full-fledged professional tennis were rife with political disputes and lawsuits for control of what had become a big-money sport.

This attitude toward organized sports and player development is perhaps the biggest hurdle if the N.F.L. ever pursues a full-fledged professional league.

AMERICAN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Ethel Smyth (1858-1944) was a lesbian, a suffragette, and a master musician who was one of the first modern women to enjoy a full-fledged professional career as a composer.

And with 22 full-fledged professional theaters in operation statewide -- as opposed to only five theaters 25 years ago -- in many ways the theater landscape here has come to resemble what Broadway and Off Broadway used to be.

A call from your boss at 11 a.m. and a call from you boss at 11 p.m. can mean the difference between a simple question and a full-fledged professional emergency.

Hence, it might be a question of policy and legal issues which hamper Google to provide a full-fledged professional scientific search tool.