Sentence examples for professional counterpart from inspiring English sources

After the divorce of amateur baseball in the United States from its professional counterpart in 1871, the amateur game continued to thrive on vacant lots in towns and cities and on pastures in the countryside.

It's tempting to compare college football with its professional counterpart on an average day, but the gap just got a little bit smaller on Sunday when Auburn pulled the plug on Coach Gene Chizik.

This year's features, which are published in this supplement, and in its professional counterpart on Monday, are moving, shocking, infuriating and enlightening, and show the human spirit at its best.

Mimicking every move of his professional counterpart Tristan, Sean managed to pull off his routine with grace.

If they were to be implemented, the FAO should call for bids from several international cash managers and start revamping and upgrading the treasury unit to allow it to become a professional counterpart to the selected cash manager.

On those occasions, filmgoers largely agreed with their professional counterparts.

Nothing wrong with imitating the best, but in most cases the college offenses pale next to their professional counterparts.

This value is again revealed in the fact that many N.C.A.A. teams are vastly more popular than their professional counterparts.

This is arguably the play's most delicate role, and Mr. McNeill acquits himself with every bit as much sophistication of nuance as his professional counterparts.

What British companies and their audiences are missing is now being triumphantly demonstrated by the Guildhall School, whose enterprise continues to put its professional counterparts to shame.

Amateur referees protect boxers from any punishment, while their professional counterparts only step in once a boxer has accumulated so much punishment that they cannot possibly continue.