Sentence examples for new professionalism from inspiring English sources

And teachers demonstrate an altogether new professionalism.

Ms. Boone, after being celebrated in the prior decade for bringing a new professionalism to the gallery business, was demonized for peddling art like underwater Florida real estate.

Although this new professionalism will not quieten all critics, it demonstrates that the carnival has grown into something which no one could have envisaged in the 1960s.

Brawn said that the new professionalism had meant that the cars were no longer being made by great individual designers, but more as part of a large business with a team of designers working together.

There should be a new professionalism with properly paid trustees, and pension funds should incorporate the American-style duty to intervene directly in under-performing companies in their statement of investment principles.

There are technocratic answers aplenty, chief among them the new professionalism and investment that followed abject British failure at the 1996 Olympics, when Team GB won only a single gold medal.

"We are a professional rugby club that is very new to professionalism - we need to learn how to be professional rugby players day-in, day-out".

We were new to professionalism and I thought that bringing people over would help us take some short cuts.

It is time to initiate a movement for new medical professionalism in Korea.

"By streamlining and modernising the professional approach to policing the review's recommendations will deliver a new and vibrant professionalism in policing," said Neyroud.

There is a new feeling of professionalism in the party.