Sentence examples for grounds for professional from inspiring English sources

From the Wall Street Journal: "Yet it's also worth recalling that Eisenhower's liaison with driver Kay Summersby was not treated as grounds for professional defenestration.

It has been around for nearly 300 years, but has never had a reputation as a breeding ground for professional athletes.

Originally founded in 1929 and reconstituted in 1957, UNIMA has members in some 65 countries and provides a common meeting ground for professional and amateur performers, critics, and enthusiasts.

Many male boxers regard the amateurs as a training ground for professional fighting: learn as much as possible and win enough tournaments to earn an offer from a promoter.

The Honolulu-based Hawaiian Islanders (1961 88) were for a time one of the most prominent franchises in the minor leagues, and since 1993 the Hawaiian Baseball League, which plays in the winter, has been a proving ground for professional players from the United States, Japan, Korea, and elsewhere in Asia.

New Mexico has always been a breeding ground for professional boxers, like Larry Cisneros, the lightweight champion of the 1940's; Bob Foster, a light-heavyweight champion in the 1960's and 70's; and the current crop of Tapia's contemporaries, like Danny Romero Jr. and Stephanie Jaramillo, a popular female fighter.

The nearly 100-year old facility, known for being the training ground for professional basketball players and boxing champions from the area, has been turned into one of the city's many makeshift water distribution centers.

Since 1987, Hall has frequented Mallorca, which for decades has been a vacation hot spot for Europeans - and training ground for professional and recreational cyclists, due to its bike-friendly car culture and diverse terrain.

"We've developed Polo Farm, Canterbury Hockey Club's venue, as a training ground for professionals as well as academy players.

The general compliance of the electrical installation to the framework built by norms provides a relatively secure ground for professionals to estimate where wires could be routed, but assured data is usually not available.

The FA said, though, its policy does not treat private communications as grounds for any professional misconduct charge.