Sentence examples for inside the professional from inspiring English sources
She would become, fittingly, the first female photographer to receive her Rodeo Cowboy Association card, allowing her to take pictures inside the professional arenas.
She was a Toronto based journalist who was the first woman to ever report for professional athletics, so she was the first woman to ever go inside the professional male locker room and report.
At first glance, the list of interviewees for this "inside story of the professional jockey" seems notable mainly for its absentees.
Over the months this developed into an inside track on the professional skills researchers should develop early in their careers from networking to grantsmanship.
Our session focused on the biotechnology job market and how the independent recruiter (me) and the inside HR professional (Dolkart) view careers today and into the future.
This advice may take the form of professional advice from someone totally lacking the professional or inside knowledge, anything ranging from psychological, nutritional, legal, financial and health advice, all without a blink of the eye as to the accuracy of their understanding of the situation, their personal expertise or even the accuracy of their advice applied to the situation in question.
Second, the set of 17 Washington, DC-area schools that provide certification and post-undergraduate professional training for the inside-the-Beltway crowd.
The council, not to mention a large chunk of the management board, contains plenty of men who still pine for the gin-and-tonic certainties of the amateur era and have never even glimpsed the inside of a professional dressing room.
The Washington Post's Greg Sargent points out that the coming lawsuit could provide an "unprecedented look at the inside of a professional polling operation".
Inside the increasingly professional ranks, the same questions are being asked about how the security forces will weather the transition.
Tamped down inside the young professional she had become was the writer she had hoped she might be until three days into her senior year: Sept. 11, 2001.
