Sentence examples for professional death from inspiring English sources

He saw, as many scapegoats have, his own impending professional death looming.

In America, a failed start-up tends to be a badge of honour; in Europe, it often spells professional death.

Information is marked TOP SECRET (TS) when its disclosure could reasonably be expected to cause social and professional death.

"Have we reached a point where bad judgment is worthy of a professional death sentence?" he asked.

Flexibility is the first thing to go when a pitcher ages, Heyden said, and the specialized exercises help Franco cheat professional death.

This isn't just about mothers longing to spend more time with small children but about burnt-out men trapped in careers where "part-time" sounds like a professional death wish, or in circumstances that don't allow for a pay cut.

For some professionals, death is perceived as a failure of care so that they are reluctant to consider its possibility or proximity [ 23].

This French version provides a total score as well as scores on each of the six subscales measuring the intensity of the stress related to lack of support, inadequate preparation, professional conflicts, death and dying, caring and workload.

Stress levels of both randomised groups measured with NSS were comparable at baseline in the TG and the CG (Table 2): NSS subscale scores (lack of support, inadequate preparation, professional conflicts, death and dying, caring, workload) and NSS total mean were similar at baseline in the TG and CG.

This fascinating memoir includes the personal as well as the professional: the death of Shepherd's mother from a heart condition when he was nine, his medical training, his marriage and his experiences of parenthood, not to mention the psychological toll of dealing with death every day and the stresses of giving evidence in court.

In their professional lives, death is the inevitable, the constant, the unavoidable.