Sentence examples for of both professionals from inspiring English sources

That's no slight on the physical attributes of the cast (which is made up of both professionals and amateurs).

During the many years I served in the congregational rabbinate, I witnessed the radical changes taking place in the beliefs or nonbeliefs of both professionals and congregants.

Because she was aware of her issues going into graduate school, she had established a strong support team that consisted of both professionals (including a therapist) and friends.

While the Standards of Professional Practice of both colleges clearly reflect the nurturing of children's social and emotional development, there is some divergence in the day-to-day pedagogy and practice of both professionals.

It means taking a step back and opening up the design process to feedback, listening to the complaints of both professionals and consumers regarding Samsung's previous design choices, and then building anew from there.

The findings of the study make a useful contribution to the description of professional communication expertise in the field of land surveying project management from the perspectives of both professionals and academia, and have important implications for the education of future members of the profession.

These contents have been used to develop a set of courses both for professionals and professional educators.

Jefferson's warning captures the delicious anguish of both professional politicians and the American electorate with regard to politicking.

Eastman's own story was tragic, and it is hard not to hear these luminous ovals of sound as an expression of both professional discipline and radical desire.

The German-born Weisbrodt is most proud of enabling these many communities to come together to create, communities of both professional and amateur performers, from near and far.

In a remarkable display of both professional integrity and personal bravery, several hundred Egyptian journalists have now signed a counter-statement rejecting this attempt by their bosses to gag reporters and silence their work.