Sentence examples for more professional with from inspiring English sources

The whole scene is becoming a lot more professional, with more teams and sponsorship.

Peter Hong, who has owned the business at 90 Henry Street, on the corner of Pineapple Street, for 15 years, said, "I want to appear more professional, with hot food and a deli".

He dismisses the idea of a lost golden age in the civil service, saying that it has got better and more professional, with, for example, qualified finance directors now in most departments.

J.R. Smith, who was handed a technical foul and flagrant foul for a second-quarter altercation with Memphis' Jerryd Bayless, agreed with Chandler, and  added: "We have to be more professional with how we react to them and not give the refs any reason to give us any other calls".

"He's more professional with age, the real deal.

The new site is much more professional, with a rotating 'featured' panel prominently displaying new releases and promotions, and more intuitive overall design.

Big donors generally sought advice from one or more professionals, with 68 percent turning to accountants, 41 percent to lawyers, 39 percent to wealth advisers and 12 percent to bank or trust company staff.

"...to have more professionals with time available to provide information to these patients so they can feel that they have a place where they can go and ask their questions".

On the other hand, the 1998-2007 group had significantly more professionals with an undergraduate degree only when compared to the 1988-1997 group (36.7 versus 74.9%; P < 0.001), as well as a lower age and time since graduation (P < 0.001).

As a result, in providing better patient care, optimal follow-up, and for more professional collaboration with frequently contacted clinics, combining the curricula of these disciplines with the ID training appears to be a rational strategy.

The Senate staff is much larger and more professional today, with deep policy expertise.