There was no professionalism, no work, no togetherness; now, at last, there is.
Neither long hours nor under-employment will earn me my working class credentials; no professionalism or family tree will gain me entry to the British middle or upper class.
Although around 10% of respondents reported experiencing no professionalism dilemmas over the past year, the remainder reported witnessing or participating in breaches of patient dignity or safety and the majority reported being victims of workplace abuse or witnessing the abuse of other healthcare workers.
The buyer's decadence is nicely telegraphed by his lavish digs and picturesquely decayed teeth, which contrast with Frank's no-nonsense professionalism.
While Peggy Makins, writing for Woman in the 1950s, recalled a ban on the word "bottom", Rayner – contributing to Woman's Own a decade later – relied on her nursing training to bring a no-nonsense professionalism to the role.
He gives "Takers" a measure of gravity, just as Idris Elba, playing Mr. Dillon's smooth-but-beleaguered bad-guy counterpart — the De Niro to his Pacino, to the extent that comparisons to "Heat" are warranted — gives it a shot of low-key, no-nonsense professionalism.
There was no coherence, professionalism or transparency in the process, which seemed to be totally concerned with ensuring one state or political group did not do better than any other, rather than the needs of the post.
With an increase both in density and in the atmosphere of busy professionalism, Brooklyn no longer feels as carefree as it did, said Ari Wallach, a futurism consultant, who recently cut short a Brooklyn real estate search.
Secondly, external drivers may damage self-esteem, resulting in the perception that professionalism is no longer valued".
So no amount of professionalism can get in the way of real emotion?
In a dozen years of professionalism, no country has risen to challenge the old order.
