Sentence examples for no more professional from inspiring English sources

After Monday's game, there will be no more professional basketball in the Garden State.

On hearing tonight's news, Jay Rayner said "There is no more rigorous chef than Blumenthal and no more professional a kitchen than that at the Fat Duck.

"If there were suddenly no more professional designers or object-makers left in the world, then the process of creating new designs, new forms, would of course not diminish".

Without this investment the club will cease to trade and there will be no more professional football played at Gigg Lane.

"Today there are no more professionals; there are propagandists of the revolutionary process".

If you want evidence of how UKIP is trying to become more professional, look no further than the form potential candidates have to fill out, a copy of which I have obtained at the party's conference in Torquay.

DSF is intended for professional application no more than 2 3 times per year.

No more a "professional" than a person renting a room on the same site is necessarily a professional real estate broker, for me and other women and men like myself, Craigslist at that time provided a simple, familiar forum through which I could do my business with complete anonymity, from the safety and convenience of my own home.

The more professional presentations were no accident.

Maidana is the third of his farewell opponents in the six-fight deal he signed with Showtime, a contract that ultimately could deliver him anywhere between $400m and $500m, depending on how much interest he can generate in fights against hand-picked opponents he must sell as worthy challengers, but whom he more than likely regards with no more than professional respect.

What is new over the last two decades is the insistence that teaching is no more a professional field than is bagging groceries.