Sentence examples for professional affairs from inspiring English sources

Films are supposed to be professional affairs.

As the years went on, he masterminded much of the group's professional affairs and back catalogues.

Not a Scorpio, certainly, yet with Mars bossing your professional affairs for months to come you have to show bravado without losing your political savvy.

"The IV bags hanging by people's bedsides — not all of them, but a large number — are compounded in the hospital pharmacy," said Anne Burns, senior vice president for professional affairs of the American Pharmacists Association.

But those worries were largely allayed as more hospitals added the procedure, said Zeynep Sumer, vice president for regulatory and professional affairs for the Greater New York Hospital Association.

There is also biographical material on Notestein and his siblings, memorial articles and programs following his death, and correspondence regarding his professional affairs after his death.

For most, though, it's a less professional affair and all the more charming for it.

Love is like politics in that it's not a professional affair.

The Zombies' album now sounds like a professional affair under the cover of complexity.

After weeks of wild and tender sendoffs from fellow-comedians and hosts, the final show was a reasonable, professional affair.

Amazing Radio is a slick, professional affair, and the perfect antidote to playlist fatigue or X Factor ennui.