Sentence examples for means professional from inspiring English sources

"To me, credit means professional opportunity," said Charity Clark, an associate at the law firm Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe.

Overall trust across business, government, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) and the media is now 57%, up from 51% in 2012, according to Edelman's barometer, which as in previous years is based on a poll in 26 countries of what Edelman calls "informed people", which typically means professional and well-educated.

That means professional management".

Within philosophy, this means professional organizations like the APA.

At my company, this means professional coaching and encouraging personal development--it's caring as much about our people as we do our work.

I consider myself an experienced (but by no means professional) psychonaut, but even so, I was a little concerned I would tumble down the rabbit hole, never to return.

"That doesn't mean professionals are not needed, but it means professionals acknowledge the limitations of their role".

I mean professional girls, like in feathers," he said.

This has meant professional ridicule and ostracism for doctors like Lucido, who have sometimes been lumped in with the Dr Skypes and Venice Beach clinics where street hawkers try to wheedle tourists into seedy offices.

That could mean professional networking, or events, alongside financing loans.

Most kids don't lie in a pathological way which would mean professional help is needed.