Sentence examples for professional crises from inspiring English sources

At the age of thirty-two, after a string of devastating personal and professional crises, Buckminster Fuller decided to devote himself to improving the lot of humankind, via design, architecture, invention, and philosophy.

Set in 1967 and located within the town's Jewish community, it focuses on a college professor seeking advice from several rabbis while in the throes of domestic and professional crises.

Unlike Terry, he wouldn't think of agitating the established order by springing an African speaker (a clergyman, no less) on the all-white audience at the school centenary, a brave and foolish choice that precipitates a series of personal and professional crises.

Sturgess plays Cal with consummate cool, the unflappable man calmly juggling personal and professional crises.

His stated reason for leaving is a professional crisis.

To help them, the firm has enlisted professional crisis counselors and has provided rooms for reflection.

A Japanese convention of granting widespread anonymity to those involved in crime cases gives the protagonist a professional crisis.

Except, I would add, in moments of professional crisis, when Johnny Carson can express himself with brusque and unequivocal directness.

Structured as a prize fight between two starkly ambitious men in professional crisis, "Frost/Nixon" makes it clear that the competitor who controls the camera reaps the spoils.

Three memorial services for Charlie were held at the camp on Monday and professional crisis counsellors were on hand to offer their support.

Even Dr Alexander's (Emilia Fox) professional crisis, prompted by performing the autopsy on the murdered girl, came across as a tedious exercise in self-obsession.