Sentence examples for poor professionals from inspiring English sources

Representative Mixture Sought What they sought was a representative mixture, including all important political colorations, with about the same proportion of rich and poor, professionals and factory workers and Republicans and Democrats as the entire population.

In interviews on the streets of Islamabad, the capital, and in this nearby garrison city over the last three days — rich and poor, professionals and laborers, members of the security forces and civilians — they overwhelmingly opposed the president's emergency decree, rejecting it as a naked attempt by General Musharraf to bolster his fading powers.

In my opinion the evidence indicates an issue of honesty and integrity, not merely naive or poor professional judgment.

"We knew there was no market for a good amateur orchestra, because a poor professional one would always be better," Mr. Stevenson said.

This inability to make decisions and a poor professional level, I believe, is clear proof of Karl's incapability to continue as chairman.

"In my opinion the evidence indicates an issue of honesty and integrity, not merely naïve or poor professional judgment," she said.

Edmund Andrews demonstrated poor personal judgment in his finances and poor professional judgment in continuing to cover stories related to an area where he had an actual or potential conflict of interest.

"In my opinion the evidence and the surrounding circumstances do give an indication of an issue of honesty and integrity and/or discreditable conduct, not merely naïve or poor professional judgment".

Regulatory bodies will be required to use the lower, civil standard of proof and healthcare organisations made to appoint a "responsible officer" to work with the General Medical Council on cases of poor professional performance by doctors.

Perhaps it is the rags-to-riches tale of how a poor professional baseball player rose through the ranks to become a wildly successful and rich author of paper books.

But in a statement on Tuesday, Deborah Glass, the deputy chairwoman of the Independent Police Complaints Commission, said, "The evidence indicates an issue of honesty and integrity, not merely naïve or poor professional judgment" on the part of those representatives.