Sentence examples for more professional of from inspiring English sources

The case raises delicate questions about the federal police, considered among the more professional of law-enforcement agencies in Mexico and the chief partner for American law-enforcement agencies in helping to curb drug trafficking.

But, speaking as someone who briefly worked for a record company in the early 1990s, it was never quite clear which was the more professional of the two camps.

This is a huge pitfall for console gaming as many of the more professional sort of gamers are inclined to use mouse and keyboard for games, rather than a gamepad.

Walter also helped with the creation of a more professional group of royal justices.

The domestics she met were mainly unskilled workers, which gave Starkey the idea of training a more professional class of hired help.

It appears that it's actually a more professional implementation of the last version of WoW we saw the iPhone; it's also a lot like OnLive.

Polpo is, therefore, an ersatz bacaro – or a more comfortable, more professional version of the real thing, depending on your point of view.

"The South African police service needs to reconsider its approach and move away from this old way of aggressive policing to a smarter and more professional way of approaching crime prevention".

"It has become a very much more professional area of publishing activity".

Or, more likely, they had a more professional way of recruiting their members, not just picking their friends.

"Especially Manhattan is really awakening to some more careful roasting, and interesting flavors and a more professional cadre of baristas making their drinks".