Sentence examples for professional attempts from inspiring English sources

Organised, professional attempts to describe the truth would on this view be outdone by multiple independent voices, from which would emerge sometimes fuzzier but ultimately richer, speedier, more independent reports.

Cary's early professional attempts at being Frank during his post-adolescent employment in the Catskills were unremarkable until someone explained the difference between him and Sinatra: that Frank sang about making love to a real live girl, something Cary might try.

However, older people were characterised as resistant to professional attempts to establish a relationship; and in some narratives they were positioned as private, even uncooperative.

In the light of recent oncological debates about the value of these biomarkers in tertiary prevention, I conclude by suggesting that signs can never be reduced to their 'objective' biomedical denotation in spite of professional attempts to expunge meaning and value from care.

"You've got an orchestrated, professional attempt to get two chronic felons out of Sing Sing," the Westchester district attorney, Jeanine F. Pirro, said at a news conference.

A widely respected GOP professional attempted to raise money for a Stop Trump campaign, and found no takers.

Our analysis suggests that each healthcare professional attempted to provide the best care possible, but did this largely in isolation, and without the benefit of the knowledge and expertise of the other members of the microsystem.

Our findings demonstrate that each healthcare professional attempted to provide the best care possible, but largely did so in isolation, and without the benefit of the knowledge and input of the other members of their respective microsystem.

Interprofessional education (IPE) introduced at the beginning of pre-registration training for healthcare professionals attempts to prevent the formation of negative interprofessional attitudes which may hamper future interprofessional collaboration.

(005)" Issues were also raised regarding initiatives aimed at promoting patient choice which were perceived as conflicting with professionals' attempts to meet TB targets and problems obtaining appropriate referrals due to a low index of TB suspicion particularly amongst GPs.

The archbishop expresses anguish over spending cuts, and his pity for "hard-pressed education professionals" attempting to teach in "almost impossible conditions".