Sentence examples for make them professional from inspiring English sources
The goal, Mr. Hansen explains, is not to make them professional programmers, but mainly to give journalists — whom he calls "society's explainers of last resort" — a firmer understanding of computer technology.
Semi-elite players receive financial payment but this is not enough to make them professional and they typically perform university study and/or work along with their football commitments to supplement their income.
"But it's not so much with a view to making them professional actors.
The aim is "finding talent and eventually making them professional".
That's what makes them professional athletes.
"We're taking children and making them professionals," said Dr. Alvin Rosenfeld, a child psychiatrist and the author of "The Overscheduled Child," to be published next month as a Griffin paperback.
Wolter, who was in the Werder Bremen side that knocked Celtic out of 1988 Uefa Cup, added: "One of the points was to build youth academies to work with young players to make them into professional players.
Well, that does not make them less professional -- even though they might not fit in with Corporate America.
I even had to do a feature of styles that were sent in by girls and try to make them look professional.
Isn't it time for lawyers to reshape corporate practice so they make less money, have time to serve other legal needs and approach their work with the independence that would make them true professionals?
Isn't it time for lawyers to reshape corporate practice so that they make less money and approach their work with the independence that would make them true professionals?
