Sentence examples for makes the professional from inspiring English sources

That is what makes the professional defeats so maddening.

Mr. Dunne is Andrew, a fictional documentarian who studiously dogs the footsteps of the title character (Ms. Kirk) as she makes the professional rounds of New York casting agencies and tries out for a commercial.

However, the unregulated nature of the naturopathic profession in Australia perhaps makes the professional implications of this issue (e.g. co-option by external forces or the nefarious influence of untrained practitioners) more acute [ 14].

He did not consult on the film nor has he seen it, but he expects there are parts that will make the professional in him flinch.

Cafcass and local authorities are slimming down report templates and simplifying assessment frameworks and policies to make the professional task clearer and more realistic.

As computers make the professional's arcana accessible to the layman, potential customers will increasingly handle routine problems themselves, or opt for a software-armed paraprofessional.

And there are the usual concerns over graduation rates and career prospects for players not making the professional ranks.

The HCP's believed they possessed the competence to make the professional decisions but had to eventually consult with the family, and many times compromise on their decisions with persistent family members who had become experts in care.

We spent a very tough four years together in making The Professionals, and shared in the production of what has become an icon of British television.

Meeting the family caregivers in groups, listening to questions and stories of their situation made the professionals even more sensitive to caregiver needs, both within the intervention and when meeting families during regular home visits.

Makes the 'professional reporter' - that lonely individual with their notebook and pencil running around New Delhi look and feel kind of stupid.